Dover Museum

... to Dover Castle. It was our first castle of the trip and to be honest, was really cool. There were a couple of museums and things within the grounds but our favorite was the secret war time tunnels. They had built everything underground including a ...

... baby". Today was a much better day, I took the van to a motor home repairers near Faversham whilst Toni took the kids to Dover museum and around the town. I met a lovely mechanic called Paul who did all the jobs that needed sorting especially the grill ...

... place is well worth a visit and has plenty to entertain for almost the entire day.  The main castle was awesome and the museum displays tops – the view from the top of the castle is pretty impressive. Its a good thing Hitler’s staff had ...

... and of course the inside of the castle, but didn't have time to see the maze or the other interesting spot, the Dog Collar museum. (??!?!?!) After Leeds it was back on the bus and off to Canterbury.  We had lunch in Canterbury, fish and chips, at a ...

... to be reinforced to prevent collapse. They are an amazing fete of engineering. The British have done an incredible job creating a museum within the tunnels. Every effort has been done to allow visitors to get some sense of the experience of the brave ...

... visiting the museum we went over to the cliffs and I did manage to get a decent view from there. When we exited the museum, the sun was shining brightly and warmed me up considerably. We strolled along the grounds, taking in the view and the fresh sea ...

... you can do at your own pace , all so very well done and very informative. Prior to doing the battle field tour , a visit to the museum is advised as you get a very good display of the armoury they used and the heavy shields and garb they used to protect ...

... though the castle is closed for winter. You can see it from every direction and it looks quite foreboding. The highlight was the Dover museum which brilliantly presents the long history of the place. It is famous for a boat relic which was dug up in ...

... , it was quite windy with gusts of up to 45 mph, especially on the Castle roof. There was a wonderful British military history museum in the Castle and Diana spotted the types of medals that were awarded her Grandfather Harry Tobin for his service in the ...

... give him access to 3G) without paying for a 'bolt-on'.   We have a late Ploughman's lunch before visiting the Dover Museum.  It details Dover's history back to the Bronze age; has a series of dioramas showing the area as far back as the 1500s; and ...