Canterbury Cathedral Christmas Carols 2025 Tickets. Canterbury Cathedral Christmas Carols 2024 Schedule Pearl Colleen During the festive season, indulge in a scenic journey to Canterbury where carolers and Christmas markets await. Among the most notable festive features this year is the return of a 600-year-old Christmas tradition
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Reflect on your festive day in Canterbury as you converse with fellow train goers If you are looking for the ideal, festive luxury train journey, Canterbury Christmas Carols is the perfect fit, live the magic of Christmas by enjoying Christmas carols at Canterbury Cathedral
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Monday 28 April 2025, 13:45-17:00 at Canterbury Cathedral. If you are looking for the ideal, festive luxury train journey, Canterbury Christmas Carols is the perfect fit, live the magic of Christmas by enjoying Christmas carols at Canterbury Cathedral Christmas carols in Canterbury 2025 Christmas concerts, live shows & church carols services in Canterbury The holidays are not only the perfect occasion to spend time with loved ones & families while eating your weight in cookies,christmas carols are the ideal opportunity to sing your heart out.
for Karla/Mel Canterbury Cathedral Canterbury Cathedral West Front Tree Decoration Unique. Begin your festive celebrations at this iconic venue on Monday 16 December, doors open at 7pm for a prompt 7.30pm start. Tickets: £10 Friends of Canterbury Cathedral, £15 non-members
Canterbury Cathedral, snow, christmas tree and nativity Canterbury cathedral, Beautiful places. Christmas carols in Canterbury 2025 Christmas concerts, live shows & church carols services in Canterbury The holidays are not only the perfect occasion to spend time with loved ones & families while eating your weight in cookies,christmas carols are the ideal opportunity to sing your heart out. Canterbury Cathedral will once again host a festive fayre within its grounds, having last been held over 200 years ago in 1813.