An integral but often overlooked part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site, St Augustine’s Abbey was founded in AD 597, marking the rebirth of Christianity in southern England. Later requisitioned as a royal palace, it fell into disrepair and now only stumpy foundations remain. A small museum and a worthwhile free audio guide do their best to underline the site’s importance and put flesh back onto its now-humble bones.
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St Augustine’s Abbey

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Must-see attractions
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