Dover Castle
Grade I listed castle founded in the 11th century on the cliffs above the port, run by English Heritage.
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Places worth your time in Dover
Luoghi principali
Monumenti, musei, parchi e punti panoramici nella zona e nei dintorni.
Grade I listed castle founded in the 11th century on the cliffs above the port, run by English Heritage.
Anglo-Saxon church inside the castle grounds, beside the Roman lighthouse.
Remains of a Roman lighthouse in the castle grounds, used as the bell tower of St Mary in Castro.
Chalk cliffs up to 110 metres high on both sides of the town; the National Trust looks after the stretch east of the port.
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Second World War tunnels under the white cliffs, opened by the National Trust on guided tours on set days.
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Grade II listed lighthouse at St Margaret's Bay, run by the National Trust, about a 2-mile walk from the white cliffs car park.
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Town museum in the Market Square, home of the 3,000-year-old Bronze Age Boat and the visitor information centre.
Medieval pilgrims' hospital founded in 1203, now the oldest part of Dover Town Hall, restored and open to visitors.
One of the forts of the Western Heights, defences built in the 18th and 19th centuries; a preservation society runs tours.
Staircase shaft cut down through the cliff from the Western Heights to the town below.
Country park at the foot of the cliffs west of Dover, made from chalk dug out for the Channel Tunnel.
Canterbury & Kent
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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Sandy bays, Turner Contemporary, Margate Old Town and Dickens's Broadstairs
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