Dover Castle

It was begun in 1168 by Henry II on the site of defenses that were at that point around 1,000 years of age. The focal Norman keep, worked in 1180, houses the vast majority of the mansion's displays, incorporating the Great Tower with its luxuriously outfitted chambers. Costumed aides, medieval devours in the banqueting corridor, and military re-establishments are all piece of the good times. Likewise of intrigue are the remnants of the Roman Lighthouse and the congregation of St. Mary in Castro by Colton's Gate, worked from Roman blocks by the Saxons in the year 1000 and fused into the palace complex.