This is Dover Castle!
It is huge and has hundreds of years of history. This link will explain the history about the castle:
We decided to visit Dover Castle on a whim. We ultimately wanted to go camping in the Sherwood Forest but when everything was booked we changed our plans and headed south to Dover. We set up camp and had a interesting night with miserable rain then waking up to a foggy grey morning. Many of our pictures show the thick fog hanging over the area. Turns out the day we visited was an extra expensive/interactive event, because of the 1 day price we decided to join English Heritage (a organization which protects and preserves national heritage sites) and enjoy the benefits of seeing other Heritage sites for free. There were re-enactment actors scattered throughout the grounds. It was fun to see all of them living, cooking, fighting. . .
Our tickets also got us into the Secret War Time Tunnels. Hidden within the White Cliffs are a maze of military tunnels. There is an ambulance drop off, with reception and multiple surgery rooms, recovery, kitchen, dormitory, and a communication level complete with radios and top secret military files. The pilots who were shot down over the straights of Dover were brought to this hospital first to be stabilized. Even the top secret actions of the evacuation of Dunkirk were given by Vice-Admiral Bertram Home Ramsay from these tunnels. This was by far my favourite part of the trip. As you tour the tunnels you are taken on a fictitious story of a wounded pilot, you follow his recovery process and experience all the bombing and power outages of WWII. You aren't allowed to take pictures in the tunnel so I copied some from English Heritage.




