Reflective Guided Pilgrimages
Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury · 16 October 2026
Image: Canterbury CathedralA short guided pilgrimage walks around the outside of Canterbury Cathedral, stopping at places of significance for reflection and prayer. Walkers move in silence between reflections and finish with the 17:30 evening service and a blessing. It is free and suits anyone interested in quiet reflection.
Highlights
- Free guided walk around the outside of Canterbury Cathedral
- Silent reflection between stops, followed by evening service at 17:30
- Booking recommended
Getting there
Canterbury Cathedral, CT1 2EH
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