Impressive monuments commemorating the events of Magna Carta which was signed on the site.
Impressive Georgian gardens landscaped by Capability Brown. Full of many interesting folly temples.
Beautiful 16th century coaching inn serving tasty British and European food. Great real ales.
One of England's oldest chalk carvings. Carved 3000 years ago and measuring 114 x 49 metres.
Largest known Roman residence in Britain. Impressive collection of floor mosaics.
Probably the nicest catholic cathedral in Britain built in the 19th century.
Reconstruction of the castle that was destroyed during the civil war. It was completed in 1900. The interior is equally as impressive as the exterior.
Highest point of the South Downs cliffs. Beautiful viewpoint. Unfortunately also a suicide hotspot.
The home of Charles Darwin for the last 40 years of his life. Excellent exhibitions into his life and work.
An impressive medieval manor house that hosted many royal visitors in the Tudor period. The gardens are equally stunning.
Saxon period church overlooking the channel and next to Roman lighthouse and Dover Castle. A real epicentre of history.
The first thing you see as you approach Britain by ferry. An impressive welcome.
Built to defend the shortest crossing to the continent. Impressive castle with interesting contents. Worth the entrance fee.
The ruins close at 5pm. Make sure you visit them before the museum if you arrive late.
