West Gate Tower Museum
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A defensive structure built during the Hundred Years War, serving various roles for nearly 700 years, now a museum with city views.

šŸ“œ Largest surviving medieval gateway in Canterbury, built in 1380. šŸ” Served as a defensive structure, city gaol, police station, and now a public museum since 1906, offering historical exhibits and city views. #Why Go
šŸ° Explore medieval history and artifacts, from medieval era to World Wars.
āš”ļø Interactive exhibits: sit in jail cells, try replica armor and weapons. Enjoy panoramic city views from battlements. Also a venue for events, movie nights, and weddings. #Why Avoid
♿ Only accessed via narrow stairs (5 flights) and doorways, not wheelchair friendly.
ā˜” Rooftop battlements may be slippery when wet. #Tips
šŸ½ļø Enjoy free museum entry with a food receipt from The Pound or Felons Coffeehouse. #Cost
šŸ’° Adults Ā£4, Student/Concession Ā£3, Child (5-17) Ā£2, Under 4 Free, Family Ticket Ā£10. #Hours
šŸ•’ Sunday - Friday: 12pm - 4pm (last entry 3:45pm); Closed Saturday. Winter (Jan-Mar): Closed Monday & Tuesday. #šŸ“ Address 1 Pound Lane, Canterbury CT1 2BZ, United Kingdom #šŸ“§ Contact hello@onepoundlane.co.uk šŸ“ž 01227 808755

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