Dover

Dover is a historic port town in southeastern England, famous for its impressive white cliffs made of chalk that rise dramatically above the sea. It has been a strategic military and trading hub for centuries due to its proximity to continental Europe. Dover is best known for Dover Castle, a massive medieval fortress that played a key role in English history, and the ferry port that connects the UK to France via the Channel Tunnel. The town combines rich history, scenic landscapes, and busy transportation links, making it an important gateway between Britain and mainland Europe.