I was lucky enough to visit Dover castle 5 years ago. We visited the ww2 war tunnels and the main center of the castle. What stood out to me was how small and unstatley the thrown and dinning hall was. You expect large royal flair from tv but compared to today's standards their surroundings are quite normal. It was amazing to see something over 800 years old and the midevil doors and decor were awesome.
Nice video, I was expecting Deal Castle for The A=Z (D) , as Henry VIII was responsible for the design and construction, fascinating information, though Dover's great towers brick vaulted ceilings were inserted 18th century.
Very well made video and well narrated. However, how nice would it have been had we got a chance to see the inside chambers of the castle where the Plantagenets and the Tudors had actually walked, sat and slept . Thanks anyway for the wonderful information .
The amount of times I visited Dover Castle every year on holiday 10 years ago but I did like the tunnels the most
Thank you another very interesting video. Cheers
I was lucky enough to visit Dover castle 5 years ago. We visited the ww2 war tunnels and the main center of the castle. What stood out to me was how small and unstatley the thrown and dinning hall was. You expect large royal flair from tv but compared to today's standards their surroundings are quite normal. It was amazing to see something over 800 years old and the midevil doors and decor were awesome.
Well researched, and beautifully and enthusiastically presented. Thank you Sarah, I very much enjoy your programmes x
Thank you so much Dear Sarah for a fascinating, indepth look at the Tudor connections of Dover Castle.
Love this video.
I learn something thing new with every episode. And as usual I’m already looking forward for the new episode. Great job Sarah!
Thank you for sharing . You do an amazing job!
As beautiful as she is smart. Great video and will be now binging more of you're great videos. Got a sub from me.
Nice video, I was expecting Deal Castle for The A=Z (D) , as Henry VIII was responsible for the design and construction, fascinating information, though Dover's great towers brick vaulted ceilings were inserted 18th century.
@@TheTudorTravelGuide + Well worth a visit Deal, along with Walmer, I'm most pleased I came across your channel, thanks for the reply.
Thank you very much. I enjoyed both the videos ))))
Very well made video and well narrated. However, how nice would it have been had we got a chance to see the inside chambers of the castle where the Plantagenets and the Tudors had actually walked, sat and slept . Thanks anyway for the wonderful information .
Where would u live between Dover and Collington please
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Answer me please please