Canterbury is possibly the most pleasant place to be on a Sunday afternoon. After a fantastic greasy spoon breakfast at Julie's café, you can get yourself down to any one of the number of small cosy pubs and settle down to some good mid-afternoon drinking. But laying aside the booze and clubbing, Canterbury is also a beautiful town, with the lovely cathedral and walled city and little streams and ponds. The Quintessential little Southern England town.

If there is a problem, it's that late night drinking is hard to find, the council tend to clamp down on anything too noisy and the locals tend to be a little uppity with regards to the students. But if you ignore them (which isn't that hard to do) you can have a good time in the cool pubs away from the university in Simple Simon's or the Biz, or Club Airlock.

For students, the best places to go during the week are on the University Campus really, as traipsing up the huge hill back to campus after a hard day's night is quite a tricky thing to do, especially if you're a heavy smoker.