The Parrot, Canterbury, Kent
Medieval beams, oak floorboards and three open fires welcome you to The Parrot in Canterbury. The Parrot boasts well-cooked, flavoursome food & quality local cask ales.
History
The Parrot is the oldest pub in Canterbury. In fact, The Parrot, which was built in the 15th century, is located in one of the oldest buildings in Canterbury. The Parrot’s construction was contemporaneous with the construction of the famous Cathedral towers a few hundred yards away. The Parrot pub was called Simple Simon’s until 2008 but was originally called St Radigund’s Hall. It was named after the monks of St Radigund at Bradsole near Dover.
The exterior of The Parrot can be viewed at any time, but only customers of the pub can view the interior.
Visitors to the pub should sample the food and ales but should also be sure not to miss the nearby Canterbury Cathedral and the historic Westgate.
Access – Getting There
1-9 Church Lane
St Radigans
Canterbury
Kent
CT1 2AG
Tel: 01227 454170
www: parrotcanterbury.co.uk
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