St. Martins Church - (Near Kent, South East)

5 /5 Simon Brett: History speaks from its walls! Excellent guide available on arrival, which allows you to walk around the church and gain knowledge on its significance. Volunteer was welcoming and passionate to share on its history. Church yard is peaceful to walk around, with lovely views of the cathedral in the distance. Check opening times in advance to plan your visit.

4 /5 Nina Coulthard: A very interesting church, being the oldest Christian place of worship in continuous use in the country. The guide sheet for visitors is excellently presented, explaining its history, architecture and artefacts, and their place in the Christian faith and worship.

5 /5 Hypnorina: Such a beautiful beautiful old church to visit. Its hidden in Canterbury s less frequented area, so maybe one or two person walked by, when I visited it. Its so peaceful, the walking area is well maintained so even elderly people can walk there safely. Gates a bit tricky to find but it makes the visit even more interesting.

4 /5 Nora Jouhari: It is very small but I was positively surprised that they still cared of giving a small informative paper/guide to describe all there is to see in the church. I spent more time than I had expected. It was also lovely to be welcomed by a very kind lady at the entrance.

5 /5 Oliver Warne: The oldest Christian Church in the English-speaking world. This is definitely worth visiting if you are already in town to see Canterbury cathedral, or are otherwise interested in history or Catholicism. There were carvings and signatures etched into the stone that dated back 300+ years. It was incredible to walk through the cemetery and to touch the ancient stones of the church itself. It was a very peaceful and quiet environment. A very spiritually fulfilling location. I personally felt a greater sense of achievement having visited this church than I did after visiting Canterbury cathedral.