When travelers gather on the road to Canterbury, every storyteller has a different tale to tell.
Join the colorful pilgrims of Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, one of the foundational works of English literature.
As a group of pilgrims travels toward Canterbury, they agree to entertain one another by telling stories along the journey. Their tales range from romance and adventure to morality, comedy, deception, and tragedy, reflecting the enormous variety of human experience.
Beyond the stories themselves, Chaucer creates a vivid portrait of medieval society through the personalities, professions, ambitions, and contradictions of the pilgrims.
Written in Middle English during the fourteenth century, The Canterbury Tales remains one of the most important works in the history of English literature.
Travel with Chaucer's unforgettable pilgrims and discover a world of stories filled with humor, romance, wisdom, and human nature.
