The town of Dover in Kent is a major ferry port conveying passengers and their vehicles to Calais in France accross the Straits of Dover, the narrowest part of the English Channel.
The town's name derives from the River Dour. Archaeologists have proved that this place has been inhabited since the Stone Age.
Visit the "White Cliffs of Dover" immortalised in the song by Vera Lynn beginning at the National Trusts's Gateway; South Foreland Lighthouse built in 1843; Dover Castle founded 1168; the Wartime Tunnels; Dover Museum; and Roman Painted House.
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