• Known since the height of the Cinque Ports’ power as the ‘key to England’ and famous for the iconic ‘White Cliffs’.
• Today, Dover is the world’s busiest international passenger port.
• Its massive fortifications have been used in every phase of England’s history.
• Overlooking the harbour are the vast grey walls of Dover Castle, enclosing a Saxon church and the ruins of a Roman lighthouse.
• Visit the Maison Dieu housing and original 17th century Cinque Ports banner and also see the Bronze Age Boat in Dover Museum.

Did you know?

• There are numerous monuments including those to Bleriot – the first man to fly the Channel and also Captain Webb – the first man to swim the Channel.
• Samphire Hoe is made form Channel Tunnel spoil.

Contact Tel: 01304 245409
Website: www.whitecliffscountry.org.uk