Walk from Chilham station. Or you can get the 1A bus from Canterbury or Ashford.

platform 11-13 direct to canterbury west takes just under an hour. Walk into main high st about 10 minutes or take a cab.

As Sarah has said, you can catch a train from Canterbury West station (Canterbury has two stations; Canterbury West is on the London - Ramsgate line, and is next to the Goods Shed, not far from the Westgate). You could alternatively catch a no' 652 bus from Canterbury bus station, or drive down the A28. Coming from Canterbury, go past Chilham railway station and bear straight ahead onto the A252 (when the A28 turns left towards Ashford). Ignore the next left turn & take the following one; a large road sign will direct you to the spacious free car park just off the main road. A short stroll up Taylors Hill will reveal the medieval square to you in all its splendour.

It's a historic medieval village centred around a market square (currently featuring a magnificent illuminated Christmas tree around which the village gathered to sing carols, accompanied by handbell ringers, last Sunday. There's a pretty gift shop in the square, a post office, tea rooms and two pubs, large free car park with toilets at the bottom of Taylor's Hill, a railway station, a garden centre / general store near the station & it's on a national long distance path & ancient pilgrims' route to Canterbury. I admit I'm biased; I live here!