Whitefriars

Whitefriars 'shopping centre' behaves more like a high street that complements the actual high street that's adjacent to it. It's always clean and presentable and features a nice faux grass common ground in it's center with a few benches for resting your feet. At times, this pitch is home to a few small business stalls that offer food, produce and miscellaneous items.

Big place full of useful shops. The place is kept pretty clean. Open and inviting. Well signposted. Decorated for festive fun. Free kids entertainment was put on in the summer months.

Nicely landscaped shopping area ideal for a relaxed shopping experience. Good selection of shops too.

Great for shopping but after the shops close this area become really trash. No police on the beat so beggars are out in full force waiting to harass you. I recommend coming here between the hours of 6am and 7pm only. Multiple shops, great selection, and all close to multiple car parks.

Make yourself lucky by choosing Canterbury Whitefriars as your next shopping centre. Whether be a day out with friends or shopping for oneself, Canterbury Whitefriars has all the popular shops in the list. From clothing, jewellery, electronics, local market to fast food restaurant, everything is available. Also, has the popular Canterbury Cathedral as a attraction for tourist and local people. I reckon Sunday's (hidden clue) to be the perfect day to visit the majestic Canterbury Cathedral. By now, I hope I have convinced you to visit Canterbury Whitefriars, and also Canterbury Whitefriars awaits you. Thanks for reading and your precious time.

Lovely to shop here in the summer, with lots of shops and places you can take a break in for a tea and some cake

What you need in one spot close to bus station. If you look down you will see 'images' and numbers etched into the pavement. These are taken from the archaeological excavation plans of the site completed in 2001. They show pits, postholes, and structures all labelled with corresponding cut or fill numbers from the archaeological record.

A good range of shops in the smart part of Canterbury. Not just the usual High Street names either as there are some good independent retailers too. The street market is also very good (can't remember which days) and there are bargains to be had. Very close by Canterbury Cathedral, a pleasant morning or afternoon can be spent exploring this area. And definitely check out the Thai food stall on the street near River Island. Really good and not expensive - you can even eat in!

This is most certainly the most convenient place to park without using the Canterbury Park and Ride service. The location and shops are central.

There are far to many shops to mention Parking can be considered expensive.

Great Shop Mobility parking. If you use the Disabled parking area with blue badge and hire a wheel chair you get 3 hours free parking. Great to see. Also with the car park it uses Automatic Number Plate Recognition. I haven't need to find my payment card to get out. Much easier on these colder days.