Canterbury
Canterbury is one of the most well-known cities in the country, with a powerful link to the Christian religion and it is the Archbishop of Canterbury's house too. Other famous names include Thomas Beckett and Christopher Marlowe. Canterbury had been highly targeted by German bombers in the course of World War Two, and so provides a selection of both pre and post-war houses, although the cobbled streets and small back alleys remain from centuries ago. Canterbury is the sole city in Kent and possesses a fairly modest populace of about 60,000.