What is recorded here
Burgate is a historic gateway in Canterbury, dating back to the medieval period, and was part of the city's defensive walls. It is associated with the Roman and medieval history of Canterbury, marking an important entry point to the city and reflecting its strategic and commercial significance.
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Places near here
Zoar ChapelListed building · 70 yd
Church of St Paul Without the WallsListed building · 73 yd
Religious Statue, BurgateMonument or public art · 110 yd
St George's Church towerScheduled monument · 154 yd
Kent War Memorial GardenMonument · 164 yd
Statue of Aethelbert I of KentMonument or public art · 174 yd
The BuffsMemorial · 176 yd
Roman site, Butchery LaneScheduled monument · 240 yd
The cryptVisitor information · 285 yd
Battle of Watling StreetMajor battlefield · 391 yd
St. Radigund's GardenVisitor information · 548 yd
Bingley's IslandIsland · 1102 ydOther information
Photo: Ian Taylor · CC BY-SA 2.0