FAQ

When is it open?
The Canterbury Tales opens every day except Christmas Day.
Click here for full details of opening times.

Is it accessible for the disabled?
Yes. We have ramps, lifts and adapted toilets and can make special arrangements
for the hard of hearing or partially sighted.

Where is it?
The Canterbury Tales is situated in St. Margaret’s Church on St. Margaret’s Street
just off the High Street and only two minutes’ walk from Canterbury Cathedral.

Can I take photographs?
No – for the consideration of other visitors, we do not permit the use of cameras
or camcorders during our tours.

Who owns it?
The Canterbury Tales is owned and managed by Heritage, the industry leader in
the operation of tourism, heritage and visitor attraction venues.

Is there a gift shop?
Yes - our gift shop sells a range of Canterbury merchandise as well as souvenirs for all ages.

Is there a café?
Refreshments are available in the adjacent Nason’s restaurant at the end of the attraction.