Deal Castle
Artillery fort built by Henry VIII in 1539-40, with six inner and outer bastions, now run by English Heritage.
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Artillery fort built by Henry VIII in 1539-40, with six inner and outer bastions, now run by English Heritage.
Henry VIII artillery fort with four round bastions and gardens, run by English Heritage, south of Deal on the seafront.
Opened in 1957, the last fully intact leisure pier in Kent, in the middle of the seafront.
Waterfront tower whose rooftop timeball, set up in 1855, gave Greenwich Mean Time to ships offshore; now a museum.
Maritime and local history museum in St George's Road, close to the High Street.
Church of St George in the town centre, close to Deal Museum.
The heart of the old town, lined with Georgian houses; the conservation area here was the first in Kent, in 1968.
Remains of the northernmost of Henry VIII's three Downs forts, at the end of the seafront.
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Dover Castle, the white cliffs and the busiest ferry port to France
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The cathedral, the medieval walls and the Westgate on the River Stour
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Oysters, a working harbour and a long shingle beach facing the Thames Estuary
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