St Martins Church in Canterbury History, Travel Information, Hotels, Facts And More

St. Martin Church is an old church situated in Canterbury, England. It was established as a private chapel for Queen Bertha of Kent. It became a part of St Martin and St Paul Canterbury in 1668.it earned a designation of World heritage site in February 1952. It is located very close to St.Augustine Abbey. You can easily arrive at the place using a car driving to the UK Motorway network. If you prefer a train ride that you can take a train from London Victoria and London Charing Cross for Canterbury East and Canterbury West station whichever is suitable. It is situated at walking distance from both the stations. Local buses for Canterbury and its surrounding areas are also available which can be used by the visitors. The church opens from 11:00 to 15:00 on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday while on religious days timing may vary. There is no admission fee to visit the church.