Canterbury Castle

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Canterbury Castle is a Norman-era stone fortress in Canterbury, Kent, now a historic ruin and one of England’s oldest surviving castles.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Canterbury Castle canonical 2
Canterbury Castle (ruins) 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic ruin
medieval castle
tourist attraction
access public access to ruins
architecturalStyle Norman architecture
associatedWithEvent Norman consolidation of power in Kent
builtAfter Norman Conquest of England
builtDuring Norman period
category Castles in Kent
Norman castles in England
Ruined castles in England
Tourist attractions in Kent
condition ruin
country United Kingdom
era 11th–12th century origin
governingBody local authority of Canterbury
hasFeature curtain walls (ruined)
stone keep
towers (ruined)
hasFunction defensive stronghold
fortress
hasName Canterbury Castle self-link
hasViewOf Canterbury
heritageStatus scheduled monument
languageOfName English
locatedIn Canterbury
England
Kent
United Kingdom
locatedOn Canterbury city hill area
material stone
near Canterbury, Kent, England
surface form: Canterbury city centre

Canterbury city walls
notableFor early Norman stone keep design
status as one of England’s oldest surviving castles
oneOf oldest surviving castles in England
openToPublic true
partOf Norman defensive network in Kent
protection heritage conservation laws of the United Kingdom
region South East England
survivingPart fragments of curtain wall
keep walls
tourismType heritage tourism
usedAs administrative centre (historical)
fortified residence (historical)
usedFor military purposes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Canterbury, Kent, England hasLandmark Canterbury Castle
Canterbury hasLandmark Canterbury Castle
this entity surface form: Canterbury Castle (ruins)
Canterbury Castle hasName Canterbury Castle self-link