Going Out in Dover

About Dover

A thriving coastal town located in the county of Kent; Medieval Dover was built to stop invasions from across the English Channel. Well known for its tremendous chalk precipices, the White Cliffs, Dover is Britain’s chief cross-channel port. Despite the Channel Tunnel launch to Calais, numerous guests to the nation decide to show up by ship for the radiant views of Kent’s dazzling coastline. Dover has a variety of tourist attractions such as its white cliffs, Dover castle, Fan Bay Deep Shelter, South Foreland Lighthouse, and plenty of places to go venturing. The best eateries in Dover include the allotment, Cullins yard, La Scala, Momo hub, the Dover patrol restaurant and bar, and plenty of others that offer the town’s finest cuisine, wanting you to come back for more. The town also has its fine share of pubs such as the white horse, the eight bells, the prince Albert Dover, and others where you can spend the day away.

Some popular parks and nature reserves in the town include Kearsney Abbey and Russell Gardens, which are parks located in the heart of Dover; both parks are close by and have historical backgrounds as they were first used as properties for indigenous industrialists back in the 19th century. River Dour is known to flow between these two parks.; these are two marvellous manmade landscapes that have lakes and watercourses running throughout their forests, making them popular for families to visit, and are currently undergoing development in hopes of introducing many more activities to the public. The wonderful 170m long waterway lake, and Palladian-style pergola extensions, and boat storage structure make this park more special. These landscapes were designed by a famous Edwardian architect known as Thomas Mawson, who has several drawings of the Kearsney in his books. The parks also hold a few events each year, such as the Club 500, which is a racing event; other events include the little wild things, illuminated event, model yacht race, and many more, adding to the popularity of the park. Some other parks include Connaught park, which is a dog-friendly space that has a playground, tennis courts, and panoramic views.

Another popular attraction is the Dover sea safari, where you can choose your route and boat and catch a glimpse of some wildlife such as seals. Dover sea safari is located near the white cliff’s spectacular county coastline, making it an enjoyable and memorable experience. Dover sea safari is home to Goodwin sands, a piece of land where you can have a picnic, play some cricket, and sight some ship wreckage. The Samphire Hoe is a country park near Dover’s white cliffs, established with 4.9 cubic meters of chalk marl found in the Channel tunnel excavations located beneath the white cliffs. The site is wheelchair and pushchair-friendly, has an education centre, café, and school visits can also be arranged to the place.

If you cannot fit these activities within one or two days, there is always a chance to book a room in one of the town’s most elegant hotels, such as Lympstone manor hotel, which is a 5-star hotel located near the white cliffs, cutting down money on travel. Lympstone is a hotel and a restaurant that offers fine dining inside a Georgian mansion, with various European cuisine that will linger on your tastebuds for days to come. The hotel also has its vineyard. It is passionate about extracting wine from luscious Devon grapes; it also consists of two basement cellars and a wine tasting room where the finest wine is put to the test before introduced in the public’s eyes.

Dover castle is one of Dover’s top five tourist attractions; built-in Medieval times, it holds 900 years of history, including information about the Romans who were believed to have settled in the town to the castle’s role in the second world war. In the castle, there is plenty to do, such as visiting the great tower, the underground hospital, the bunker escape room, learning history about the Romans and the Saxons, and exploring medieval tunnels, making it worth the while. There are also many eateries inside the castle that offer a quick delicious bite so that you can be fully charged for the day ahead. Dover castle also has its museum containing exhibits such as Queen Victoria’s scarf and Is home of the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment.