Canterbury

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Canterbury is a historic cathedral city in Kent, England, renowned for its medieval architecture and status as a major center of Christian pilgrimage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cathedral city
city
historic city
associatedWithAuthor Geoffrey Chaucer
associatedWithPerson Saint Thomas Becket
surface form: Thomas Becket
country United Kingdom
economicActivity education
retail and services
tourism
famousFor Canterbury Cathedral
The Canterbury Tales
medieval architecture
foundedBy Romans
governedBy Canterbury District
surface form: Canterbury City Council
hasArchbishop Archbishop of Canterbury
hasCathedral Canterbury Cathedral
hasCulturalInstitution Canterbury Roman Museum
The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge
The Marlowe Theatre
hasDialCode 01227
hasEducationalInstitution University for the Creative Arts (Canterbury campus)
hasLandmark Canterbury Castle
surface form: Canterbury Castle (ruins)

St Augustine's Abbey
St Martin's Church
Westgate Towers
medieval city walls
hasPostcodeArea CT
hasStatus World Heritage Site component
hasTransport Canterbury East railway station
Canterbury West railway station
hasTwinTown Bloomington, Indiana
Esztergom
Lille
Reims
Vladimir
hasUniversity Canterbury Christ Church University campus
surface form: Canterbury Christ Church University

University of Kent
historicalEvent murder of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral
historicalPeriodOfGrowth medieval period
locatedIn Kent
South East England
locatedOnRiver River Stour
partOf England
pilgrimageDestinationSince 12th century
region historic county of Kent
religiousRole ecclesiastical centre of the Church of England
seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury
symbolic head of the worldwide Anglican Communion
religiousSignificance major centre of Christian pilgrimage
RomanName Durovernum Cantiacorum
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponent Canterbury Cathedral
surface form: Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey, and St Martin's Church

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Archbishop John Sharp residence Canterbury
subject surface form: John Sharp
Sandwich, Kent, England near Canterbury
this entity surface form: Canterbury, Kent
North Downs traditionallyConnects Canterbury
subject surface form: Pilgrims’ Way
See of Canterbury locatedIn Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral locatedIn Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral partOf Canterbury
this entity surface form: Canterbury World Heritage Site
Forty-Two Articles placeOfOrigin Canterbury
southern England containsCity Canterbury
subject surface form: Southern England
Dover railConnectionTo Canterbury
Canterbury, Kent, England hasGoverningBody Canterbury
this entity surface form: Canterbury City Council
Anselm of Canterbury deathPlace Canterbury
Port of Ramsgate nearbyCity Canterbury
Ashford nearbyTown Canterbury
River Stour flowsThrough Canterbury
subject surface form: River Stour (Kent)
River Stour hasSettlementOnBank Canterbury
subject surface form: River Stour (Kent)
River Stour hasMajorTownOnCourse Canterbury
subject surface form: River Stour (Kent)
Thomas workLocation Canterbury
subject surface form: Thomas Cranmer
Dean of Canterbury locatedIn Canterbury
Saint Thomas Becket deathPlace Canterbury
subject surface form: Thomas Becket
Saint Thomas Becket patronage Canterbury
subject surface form: Thomas Becket
South Thanet borderedBy Canterbury
this entity surface form: Canterbury (constituency)
Pilgrims’ Way route terminus Canterbury
Baedeker Blitz location Canterbury
Old Palace, Canterbury locatedIn Canterbury
Treaty of Canterbury namedAfter Canterbury
Abdulrazak Gurnah residence Canterbury
Joseph Conrad burialPlace Canterbury
Stephen Langton workLocation Canterbury
historic county of Kent contains Canterbury