Quex House Museum, Canterbury
The Quex House is home to the Powell-Cotton Museum, picked as UK's most inspiring museum in 2014 by Museum and Heritage Awards.
The Quex House is home to the Powell-Cotton Museum, picked as UK's most inspiring museum in 2014 by Museum and Heritage Awards. This award-winning museum hosts three galleries of more than 500 African and Asian stuffed animal displays against natural habitat, African artefacts, European and asian firearms, weapons, porcelain, and significant archaeological finds from Kent.
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Quex House Museum and Nearby Sights on Map
Wingham Wildlife Park
The Wingham Wildlife Park is home to over 200 species of animals and birds from around the world, spread over an area of 26 acres
Eythorne
The Eythorne station is part of the heritage East Kent Railway (EKR) in Kent
Shepherdswell (EKR)
The Shepherdswell station hosts the heritage East Kent Railway (EKR) in Kent
Whitstable Castle
Enjoy your lunch or afternoon tea at the historic Whitstable Castle and Garden, one of the most popular local attractions at Whitstable
St Martin's Church Canterbury
St Martin's Church is the first church founded in England, the oldest parish church in continuous use, and the oldest church in the English-speaking world
St Augustine's Abbey
Founded in 598 AD by Augustine, the St Augustine's Abbey marks the rebirth of Christianity in southern England
Huella Humana
Huella Humana (‘human fingerprint’) is a sculpture of a female nude within a DNA helix by Asuncion Bassas-Mujtaba
Hymn
The Hymn is a granite sculpture by Stephen Cox
Canterbury Cathedral
Formally known as the Cathedral and Metropolitan Church of Christ at Canterbury, the Canterbury Cathedral in Kent has been the seat of the spiritual head of the Church of England for nearly 500 years
Trinity Chapel Canterbury
The Trinity Chapel at the east end of Canterbury Cathedral was built in the 12th century as a shrine for the relics of St