Dover Castle
Dover Castle is a medieval castle in Dover, Kent. It was founded in the 12th century and has been described as the “Key to England” due to its defensive significance throughout history. It is the largest castle in England.
We offer accompanied excursions to this wonderful castle once every two months, it’s a trip that is always enjoyed by the students come rain or shine – even if it rains you can investigate the wartime tunnels and Hellfire Corner (WWII). Dover Castle is interesting, intriguing and an insightful reminder of England’s history.
Image Credit: Webzooloo from France
A great snap of the Dover collections team, during their volunteer appreciation day out to Camber Castle and Rye. I… https://t.co/vw6V6x5Ozu
⚠️ We are sorry to announce that Siege! at Dover Castle has been cancelled on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 August. Thi… https://t.co/ceenMbAt3w
Help @EnglishHeritage tell the story of England through the myths and legends that shape our understanding of past… https://t.co/0SZZyyz6vd
Our @EnglishHeritage neighbours at Richborough Roman Fort have been the recipient of an exciting art installation,… https://t.co/MSOcR60WKw
Can you reach the safety of the Bunker before the missiles strike? Test your skills and teamwork with our new escap… https://t.co/iEc2yialI9
Great to be joined by @KPTacOps at Dover this weekend. Say hello if you see them when out and about in #Kent; This… https://t.co/hRZx0Y799Z
Hats off to @PeterKesby for this fab shot of the castle during the recent storms! https://t.co/ZmbyQEOB5b
