St Martin's Church, Canterbury Review

No tickets required. This attraction is recommended: this is the oldest church in the English-speaking world. History dates back to 597 years. The oldest part of the church dates back to Roman times, which is earlier and older than 597 years. Touch the breath of ancient Rome. It is suitable for slow travel and thinking. For some who like history, Christian history, this is a place of pilgrimage!

St. Martin's Cathedral is also a famous church in Canterbury, with its very tall, tall vaults looking very grand, rows of seats arranged neatly, giving a sense of divine stateliness and definitely worth a visit.

This site is worth recommending: this is the oldest church in the English-speaking world. History dates back to 597 years. The oldest part of the church dates back to the Roman period, which is earlier and older than 597 years. It is suitable for slow travel, with an ancient atmosphere and is the birthplace of British Christianity. In addition to the ancient architecture, the cemetery next to it is also worth referring to, where thinking, walking can help us know what is important to our lives. For the Chinese translation of this church, I think it is inappropriate to translate to the cathedral, but this church is very small. The English word is Church. For the 6th century, it may be big. This church was once the private chapel of Queen Bertha of Kent. See more description: https://you.ctrip.com/travels/canterbury54397/3939553.html

St. Martin's Cathedral is located on North Hallmeath Road in Canterbury, in a more prosperous city. This church should be a medieval building, the exterior looks grand and the interior is beautifully decorated, giving a stately feeling after entering. The church is free for visitors.

European style is tall, ha ha ha ^_^