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
📷 Big thanks to Joshua Thompson for sending us photos of his visit earlier in March. If you have any pics of your p… https://t.co/JqVozV38Zt
We were able to get outside with our camera one last time before closing last week – so you don’t miss them, here a… https://t.co/UkFp87h11s
Turns out Dover Castle has seen its own fair share of remarkable shut-ins in its 800+ year history. In 1216 the cas… https://t.co/wSzewlcjqh
📷 Big thanks to Paul Wells
Here’s a little lunchtime morale booster for all you stuck at home today – check out th… https://t.co/7OyLiHfHPa
ℹ️ Following the latest government recommendations, Dover Castle will be closed until 1 May. During this time we’re… https://t.co/o48LcREN3a
An exciting excavation is getting underway at Richborough Roman Fort, our @EnglishHeritage neighbours in nearby Tha… https://t.co/KmYDQKfgSH
The @VisitKent #Bigweekend is coming up soon: Enter the ballot before 16 March for the chance to win free tickets t… https://t.co/ZBoRvWAk3i
📷 Testing a 70-200mm lens on our camera here at Dover during Feb. What’s your favourite lens to bring on a day out?… https://t.co/SZzrn7liKb
