Dover

Dover

Known as the gateway to England, Dover welcomes millions of visitors from all over the globe every year.
Explore the towns rich heritage. The first “cross channel ferry” was discovered here in 1992. The Bronze Age Boat is now on permanent display at the Dover Museum. See where the Romans lived, in the well preserved remains of the Roman Painted House. At Dover Castle discover where the Dunkirk evacuation was masterminded from within the secret  wartime tunnels.
Watch yachts, cruise ships and ferries sail by from the beautiful promenade or enjoy a breath of fresh air and explore the many Clifftop trails and take in the breathtaking views.
Fancy some retail therapy - De Bradelei designer outlet has everything for the avid shopper. Action seekers are equally spoilt for choice. Our new Water Sports Centre will be able to satisfy most adrenaline junkies!
Whenever and however you choose to spend your holiday, Dover is always impressive, whether you decide to stay for a week or a weekend.
For further information about White Cliffs Country please click on the links below. You can also contact Dover Visitor Information Centre on 01304 205108 or e-mail tic@doveruk.com

Must see and do

• Dover Castle & Secret Wartime Tunnels, Dover
• Dover Museum, Dover
• Roman Painted House, Dover
• Dover Boat and Bus Tours, Dover
• Dover Transport Museum, Dover
• De Bradelei Wharf Shopping Outlet, Dover
• Battle of Britain Memorial, Dover
• Western Heights, Dover
• White Cliffs of Dover, Dover
• Kearsney Abbey, Dover

Related Links

• White Cliffs Country (www.whitecliffscountry.org.uk/)
• English Heritage (www.english-heritage.org.uk/)
• White Cliffs Countryside (www.whitecliffscountryside.org.uk)
• Dover Museum (www.dovermuseum.gov.uk)
• White Cliffs Boat Tours (www.whitecliffsboattours.co.uk)
• Visit South East England (www.visitsoutheastengland.com)
• Dover District Council (www.dover.gov.uk/)