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balhannah Says: The garden's at Walmer Castle lived up to their reputation of being good! Lavender was in flower, hedges of it, so can you imagine the smell? .......delightful!! Two Lord's who lived here were amateur gardeners who built the kitchen garden, glen and walled garden, then, in...
balhannah Says: Walmer Castle I wanted to see, as I heard the garden's were really nice. This is another Castle that was built by King Henry VIII as a coastal artillery defence. The other two were Deal & Dover Castle [I have tips on both]It was the official residence of the Lord Warden of...
balhannah Says: Driving around the countryside in Kent, we saw several Windmill's. They were different to what I had seen in other countries. This one, we saw in the distance, is very similar to West Kingsdown Mill, as it has an otagonal smock and base.The historic Windmill's are open...
balhannah Says: Deal Castle in an aerial photo, reminds me a bit of a Flower petal. It is a different shape, having many round walls, different to other Castle's I had seen.Deal Castle was built by Henry VIII in 1539-40 as an artillery fortress to stop any invasion from Catholic France and...
Kettleman Says: Unlike its illustrious neighbour just a mile along the coast at Walmer, Deal castle wasn't chosen as the residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports nor does it have a nice garden as befits someone of stature, such as the Duke of Wellington, or Winston S Churchill or...
Wafro Says: Built in the early 1540's by Henry the VIII along with four other similar castles to strengthen England's defence, and designed to resemble the Tudor rose, Deal Castle was deliberately built with low rounded walls to avoid enemy cannon fire from the sea.
chrishc Says: The seafront is easily accessible and the are not hundreds of souvenir shops to detract from the sedate feeling of the town.It has a feeling of grntility and noting flash but it has a charm which I think coes out in this photo.
Sjalen Says: A well kept castle, almost more of a fortress, to keep Napoleon at bay.
Sjalen Says: We never stayed the night so I can't tell you about the rooms but what could be better than a B&B next to the sea and with a pub on the groundfloor. Friendly staff too.
Kettleman Says: Have only been once since it opened in November 2008.Had a snack there and a coffee. My breakfast bap was excellent, quality sausage and bacon. My wife had a home made soup that she thought was very good value for money. Breakfast bapHome made soup
Laughton's 'Cafe Vienna': One to give a miss...
alex4dealtown Says: Once a fairly nice eatery, this typical cafe has gone down hill since coming under new ownership. The service is slow, the staff are constantly forgetting to bring parts of your order and the coffee machine is often broken. It looks nice and the desserts are fine, but not a...
Laughton's 'Cafe Vienna': One to give a miss...
alex4dealtown Says: Once a fairly nice eatery, this typical cafe has gone down hill since coming under new ownership. The service is slow, the staff are constantly forgetting to bring parts of your order and the coffee machine is often broken. It looks nice and the desserts are fine, but not a...
chrishc Says: Super setting and superb food, they have the delicate Vietnamese and South Asia flavours to perfection. All of the dishes were superb, the sesame toast with prawn and pork deserves a special mention.
GOODWINS RESTAURANT: The eatery at the end of the pier
chrishc Says: This restaurant is actually more of a cafe serving filling meals Scampi and chips at £4.90 would be very pleasant but frozen originally.The prices are very good and it is also licensed to sell alcoholic drinks..However, where this place really scores is the full English...
Dunkerley's: Excellent food well presented
chrishc Says: This restaurant is well known for miles and consistently provides high quality food.As you would expect with a good restaurant on the seafront the seafood is always fresh and top quality.The menu is governed by the produce available on the day.It is also a hotel. I have not...
King's Head: Friendly seaside pub
Sjalen Says: We only had pints here but the food looked fine. Typical pub grub. The staff was friendly and the pub cozy and it is hard to find a better location.
chrishc Says: This windmill is off the Deal to Dover road and looks in good condition.
Wafro Says: (1) Deal Castle(2) Walmer Castle(3) Timeball Tower(4) Maritime museum(5) Victoriana Museum (i) Tourist information (RS) Railway Station(P) Car Parking
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Deal - This is where have lived for the last 30 years, although we now try and spend as much time as we can in our second home in Murcia, Spain. Deal is a small town situated in Kent about 5 miles north of...
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A gem of a seaside town, unlike many others in England, Deal has remained delightfully uncommercialised. The pebbly beach is backed by paved sea defense walls and quaint historic housing that was once...
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We ended up in Deal during one of our impulsive trips from Belgium across the Channel. Stayed in Dover and wanted to see more but still stay along the coast. Deal is a very pleasant place with a bit...
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The main reason to come to Deal, is to see the two Castles. We went to both Deal Castle and Walmer Castle, with Walmer Castle being the favorite. If you wish to join me on my tour around some of......
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This is where have lived for the last 30 years, although we now try and spend as much time as we can in our second home in Murcia, Spain. Deal is a small town situated in Kent about 5 miles north of...
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