Rochester Cathedral
Rochester Cathedral is England's second oldest cathedral, founded in 604 AD by St Justus. It stands on the Pilgrims' Way route to Canterbury and features magnificent Norman architecture and a medieval crypt. The cathedral and its adjacent Norman castle dominate the Medway valley — a key landmark for pilgrims walking from Winchester to Canterbury.
Pilgrimage Route to Rochester Cathedral
Royal Victoria & Bull
16-18 High Street ME1 1PX, Rochester
The Golden Lion
147-151 High Street ME1 1EL, Rochester
Gordon House Hotel
91 High Street ME1 1LX, Rochester
Royal Victoria & Bull Hotel
16-18 High Street, Rochester, ME1 1PX, Rochester
A landmark hotel on Rochester's historic High Street, close to the cathedral and castle. A comfortable and well-placed stop as the Pilgrims' Way reaches the Medway.
The Vines of Rochester
The Old Archdeaconry, Rochester, ME1 1SX, Rochester
An elegant restaurant with rooms set behind Rochester Cathedral in the old archdeaconry. Refined accommodation offering a touch of luxury midway along the pilgrimage route.