We spent nearly 5 hours at Dover Castle and enjoyed the entire time. The staff greeted us warmly, had lots of information, and answered any questions we had with ease. We started with the tour of the WWII tunnels; fascinating to see the equipment and layout of the place, and our guide was very knowledgeable and interesting. We then walked uphill to a quick lunch and then further uphill to the upper castle and apartments of the royals. I especially liked the Princess of Wales Royal Regiment and Queen's Regiment Museum which was filled with military history displays. This was well-worth the time, energy, and money spent. On a clear day, you get a great view of the harbor and town below. Highly recommend a visit.

We were told it could take a day to look around the castle, and they weren't wrong. What an amazing day out. The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. The Naffi coffee shop was lovely and fairly priced. The castle itself is well worth the money as car parking is included. The additional tours offered were brilliant.

Very expensive - so spend the day seeing all its attractions to get your moniesworth. The views are amazing, so bring a camers. The highlights of the castle are the two tunnels. No photography allowed, but it is a brilliant experience - but you do have to queue up sometimes for over half hour. The inside of the tower is interesting; there are lots of steps to negotiate, and there is not a great deal to see. They also have a small museum there - but I did not have time to visit.

For anyone with an interest in history, this is a whole day occupation - and even then you may not see it all! If your interest is purely Second World War, there is a good half day with plenty of authentic artifacts and reconstructions, plus the Napoleonic era tunnels resued for WWII. Though there is a good map, the site as a whole is not as self explantory as I had expected, so I wish I'd bought the guide book.

So interesting. Second World War tunnels to medieval towers. Take a picnic because there’s enough to see and do for a whole day! Well worth the entrance fee. Avoid cafe at busy. Times though, extremely slow

Very interesting castle with a lot to see and do. I found the hospital tunnel and secret wartime tunnel particularly interesting but unfortunately, it's guided so it feels very rushed with limited information from the guides. Much better if you could do it on your own and read the information provided and linger over things that you find interesting. The chapel and Roman lighthouse are delightful.

I loved it! One downside. I only had 2 hours. I needed 4. The Great Tower was amazing. I took so many amazing pictures, even in darker places. I used my cell phone and its options to brighten them up. The grounds were well kept and just beautiful. I learned so much from my walk about. Wish I could have gone in a few more buildings. But? I’m still impressed. The views of Dover and the English Channel were great! I wish I’d had more time.

This castle is so huge. The tunnel experience is worth booking and also ensured you do the hospital tour too. The castle itself is dressed really well, and adds value to the rooms. Staff/volunteers are all friendly and helpful. Our only issue was the very low cloud, so much we couldn't see anything. Even the castle was shrouded in cloud. We really appreciated the exhibition in the church, which was very thought provoking. This is a Brilliant place to go for all the family , but involves a lot of walking and a lot of steps.

Thought we'd given ourselves enough time - but this site is huge with so much to see. Looks like we'll be coming back, as didn't managed to visit the hospital tunnels and we even had to rush the castle. What we did see was really interesting, and on a weekday it wasn't busy. Just plan to stay all day - not just an afternoon!

Dover Castle was a treat. There is so much to do. Our favourite was our 10 year old noting the tower was similar to the tower in London. We definitely plan to go back and see the underground attractions.