Day 9

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Today we went to Dover Castle in the afternoon. It is an important castle back in the Medieval Time. Its coast is closest to France so Dover is an important port.

The castle was set on the mountain overlooking the harbour.

The main gate of the castle

Here we march into the castle

Interacting with a staff dressing up as a treasurer in the castle

A land train taking us to different spots of the castle






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