The Thomas Tallis Alehouse, Canterbury

About The Thomas Tallis Alehouse

The Thomas Tallis Alehouse is located on 48 Northgate in a stunning 15th century half timbered building, close to the large Sainsbury’s superstore and a 7 minute walk from Canterbury Cathedral.

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GETTING THERE

To walk from Canterbury West Station to The Thomas Tallis Alehouse, you’ll have a pleasant journey through historic Canterbury. Here are the directions:

1. Exit Canterbury West Station and head southeast on Station Road toward Station Road West.
2. Turn right onto Station Road West and continue straight.
3. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto St. Dunstan’s Street.
4. Follow St. Dunstan’s Street as it leads you straight into the heart of Canterbury.
5. You’ll pass by charming shops, cafes, and historic buildings along the way.
6. Continue on St. Dunstan’s Street until you reach a junction with the A28.
7. Cross the A28, and you’ll find The Thomas Tallis Alehouse on your left at 10 Northgate.

Along the way, you’ll see:

1. Canterbury West Station: A Victorian railway station with its distinctive architecture.
2. St. Dunstan’s Church: A picturesque church located at the beginning of St. Dunstan’s Street.
3. Westgate Towers: A medieval gatehouse, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
4. Canterbury Christ Church University: You’ll pass by parts of the university campus as you approach the city center.
5. Various historic buildings: Canterbury is rich in history, and you’ll see many old buildings lining the streets, some dating back centuries.
6. Shops and cafes: The route takes you through the bustling center of Canterbury, where you’ll find plenty of places to shop, eat, and explore.

Enjoy your walk, and have a great time at The Thomas Tallis Alehouse!