Guidebook for Chartham
Food Scene
High class but not ridiculously expensive Indian cuisine. Lunch and dinner.
68 locals recommend
The Ambrette
High class but not ridiculously expensive Indian cuisine. Lunch and dinner.
Drinks & Nightlife
Almost a Canterbury landmark in itself, a friendly, inviting pub in an historic part of the city serving excellent beer and good, well-priced food.
10 locals recommend
The Unicorn Inn
61 St. Dunstans StAlmost a Canterbury landmark in itself, a friendly, inviting pub in an historic part of the city serving excellent beer and good, well-priced food.
The name says it all. The city centre's own brewery (and now distillery) serving a wide range of (literally!) home-produced beers, ales and spirits. You can watch the action unfold from the bar. And yes, the building used to be a foundry.
9 locals recommend
The Foundry Brew Pub
77 Stour St.The name says it all. The city centre's own brewery (and now distillery) serving a wide range of (literally!) home-produced beers, ales and spirits. You can watch the action unfold from the bar. And yes, the building used to be a foundry.
Arts & Culture
The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge
18 High StThe Marlowe
The FriarsSightseeing
Canterbury Cathedral Archives
11 The PrecinctsParks & Nature
This river flows by for you to see from your bedroom window. It is also a great way to walk into Canterbury along a purpose-built path that runs from Chartham allowing you to see the Downs hills and riverside wildlife.
Great Stour
This river flows by for you to see from your bedroom window. It is also a great way to walk into Canterbury along a purpose-built path that runs from Chartham allowing you to see the Downs hills and riverside wildlife.