Another 101-Must-Visit for Kent: explore England's second oldest cathedral, founded in 604 AD, with one of the finest Romanesque facades in Christendom. The Cathedral's crypt hosts an exhibition throughout 2019 and brings together some of the finest sculptural fragments found around the building over the last 200 years. Be sure to take a peek at the former monastic vestry which was designated as the Cathedral library, and remains so to this day. The Cathedral has held a library since the establishment of the Benedictine Priory in 1082, so it has some incredible resources for Diaspora and Ancestral research. Note some of the restrictive opening hours below before you visit.