Currently Closed.

Minster Abbey offers guided tours that includes the  historic background to this ancient site, which dates back to the 7^th Century.  Ermenburga, great grand-daughter of King Ethelbert of Kent, was granted land to build a house of prayer after the murder of her two brothers due to a political dispute in the court of their cousin Egbert, King of Kent. It is a working nunnery, and there are also the Parkminster tea rooms and play area next door, as well as gardens to visit.

Tour Hours
Saturday - all year
11am-12noon
1^st May to 30^th September
Monday to Friday
2.45pm-4pm

Train
Minster station - five minutes

Parking
Parking is available on Bedlam Court Lane entrance to the Abbey.

Additional Notes
Gardens not open to public outside tour hours.

Facilities
Shop • Toilet • Disabled Toilet

Picture Credit: The Benedictine Nuns of St Mildred's Priory.