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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A shingle seafront, a pier and two Tudor castles

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Deal is a coastal town where the North Sea meets the English Channel, about eight miles north-east of Dover. A long shingle beach runs the length of the town, with the pier in the middle and Deal Castle, one of Henry VIII's artillery forts, at the southern end of the centre; Walmer Castle is a short walk further south.
Behind the seafront, Middle Street and the streets around it are lined with fishermen's cottages and Georgian houses; White Cliffs Country says the Middle Street conservation area was the first in Kent, designated in 1968. The Timeball Tower and Deal Museum tell the story of the town and the Downs anchorage offshore.
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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.
出行指引
The map shows Deal and the streets around it. The Getting there page lists nearby stops and stations.
内行贴士
The seafront promenade leads south from Deal Castle to Walmer Castle and its gardens.
English Heritage runs both castles. In November 2026 it listed Deal Castle as open at weekends only and Walmer Castle's interiors as closed for maintenance.
The narrow lanes between Middle Street and the beach hold most of the old houses.
Sandwich is one stop north and Dover a few stops south on the same line.
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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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