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About Dover

Stepped in history, Dover is a fantastic place to visit just for a day, a stopover or perhaps longer. Dover hosts many tourist attractions in and around the town, catering for the young and old alike. Well worth a visit is Dover Castle, with its network of secret tunnels deep in the white cliffs. Rich in history visitors can experience life in the Castle throughout the ages and join the impressive list of visitors which includes, Henry VIII and Winston Churchill. Climbing to the top of the Castle is a steep mission but worth the pain for the breathtaking view. Down on the waterfront is Dover esplanade and the Prince of Wales Pier with the dramatic white cliffs providing the backdrop. Dover has a variety of Museums too covering transport and life in Dover from the ancient Celts to World War II and beyond. Other tourist attractions include bus tours and the White Cliffs Experience.

Further details on these and other attractions can be found at http://www.dover-web.co.uk or simply visit the Tourist Information Office in Dover town centre.

Getting to Dover couldn't be easy as it is served by the main routes to London by leaving the M25 and heading for the M20 or via the M2 motorway and joining the A2.

About Calais

Closest continental neighbour to the UK, Calais is an ideal destination not just for a day trip but as the base for a short break. Calais successfully combines old and new and as such will appeal to all. Many old buildings still stand today and their heritage has been preserved for visitors to enjoy.

Bordering the coast Calais has mile up on mile of huge empty beaches of fine white sand interrupted only by the tall cliffs of Cap Blanc Nez and Cap Gris Nez. If you head further inland you can drive through a countryside of small valleys, rolling hills and forests.

Calais has much to see and do including a range of shops selling everything from groceries to souvenier and gift shops. The town hosts a selection of restaurants, bars and cafes and a guide to eating out can be obtained from the Calais Tourist Office.

The Calais tourist office can be found at 12 bd Clemenceau BP 94 62102, CALAIS, Tel: (0033) 3 21 96 62 40. It has team of English speaking staff who wil be happy to help you plan your stay in Calais.

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