Dover Castle is a must visit if you are anywhere in the area. Lots of interesting history. The…read morecastle is pretty large and of course almost everything is uphill so be prepared for that if it is an issue for you. They have live actors and storytellers and activities for children. There is also a cafe and small gift shop.

Dover Castle, for over 2,000 years has been England's frontline defense against potential invaders…read more Perched dramatically atop the White Cliffs of Dover, the enormity and imposing castle stood strong and intimidating to would be invaders. More recently, secret World War 2 Tunnels were dug underground, concealing a vast complex housing a hospital and communications center...amazing and a must see. The castle itself is epic as well, with incredible medieval defenses and giant rooms with recreated decor and furniture...I felt like a child inside a Lego Castle. The one upsetting part is that upon arrival we were not informed that sections of the castle would close at 4 or 430pm, despite the official close time being 5pm. We arrived at 3pm, and ended up missing certain sections because they closed early than expected. A warning from the staff would have been helpful as this was likely a once in a life time visit for me.

lovely friendly little place, children and familys are always welcome…read more snooker table and dartboard. although the decor could do with updating!! overall its a very cheap friendly little social club :)

What an amazing discovery…read more We did not plan on or know about this museum. I wanted to visit the visitor center so that we could get a map and hopefully use the restroom and to our surprise. There was the Dover museum. It is free, but donations are always welcomed and there is a box up front. There are several floors and it tells about the history, the beginning of Dover, the military importance to the town and overall just a lot of great information and bonus, a life-size polar bear. Definitely start your day out here you'll understand more about the town and the history. I absolutely loved on the top floor. There is a hands on display and you can turn the wheel and it looks like moving pictures so it's like drawings that spin around that are running. That was really neat. There were staff throughout the museum, but no one was bothering you. We didn't have any questions so we didn't really interact with them. You could spend 10 minutes in here or you could spend two hours depending on what you want. I think we were in there probably for about 30 to 45 minutes. We were in no hurry.

Free entry and a Bronze Age boat dating from 1550BC, definitely worth a visit in my book. Also some…read morelocal history of the area.

The cinema is well placed being close to both the dover museum and the main shopping area. There…read moreare a number of restaurants, pubs and cafes within easy walking distance. Although the cinema is not a multi screen one it often shows top new release movies.

The town hall is a large building that hosts many different functions throughout the year. Ranging…read morefrom pantomimes to craft fairs and business exhibitions. It boasts 2 large ground floor rooms that can be hired for parties and wedding receptions.

We recently hired the town hall for an evenings dancing. I can only say that we were over the moon…read morewith the venue. Whilst the price is not cheap the venue was worth every penny and considering the size and level of service that we received I was more than happy with the price. The dance floor is in good condition and the bar service provided was reasonable priced (about pub average prices). We also had a tea & coffee service which included waiter service to the tables and represented good value for money. Our customer feedback has all been very positive and this venue is one that I will certainly be using again. Top marks for customer service, presentation and value for money