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Flussweg in Dover Flussweg in Dover

River path dour in Dover

There is 1 way to get from Kingston to Port of Dover by bus

The eight bells can be seen hanging from the ceiling. Cozy pub well worth a visit.

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The Crest of a Wave is a sculpture located in Dover, Kent, England. It was created by Ray Smith and is located on Marine Parade in Dover1. It commemorates those who have swam the English Channel2.

Quite a surreal appearance coming from the old town, Well worth checking out. Plenty of benches an cycleway running past.

This sculpture features two blocks of white Portland stone on a bed of slate. On the top are profiles of swimmers pushing forward into a wave of stone. It was created in 1995 by artist, Ray Smith and is a memorial for cross-channel swimmers. It also marks the start/end of the North Downs Way as well as National Cycle Network routes 1 and 2.

The historic ruins of the 12th century Parish Church of St James the Apostle in Dover are to be removed from Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register following a conservation programme by Dover District Council. Extensively bomb damaged in World War II, the ruins of the church were kept as a commemorative monument to the wartime experience of the people of Dover as a so-called “tidy ruin.” The iconic Norman façade is the most prominent part of the church still standing. The site is Grade II Listed and a Scheduled Monument and was added to the Heritage at Risk Register in 2016.