Walmer is just one link in a chain of defences stretching all the way to Sandown designed to protect Tudor England. In the hope that the weather gets better soon, why not try our walk of this historic stretch of coastline >>> bit.ly/WalmertoSandown

The role of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports was historically one of power, from the defence of Kent and Sussex to the regulation of shipwreck and goods salvage. Take a moment to visit the Lord Warden's Apartments at Walmer Castle this spring >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/w…

Are you looking for a job in one of the most beautiful settings in Kent? We’re looking for a Food and Beverage Assistant to join our team making every day a memorable one for our visitors. If you’re interested, find the job description here! >>> bit.ly/WalmerRecruitm…

We know a surprising amount about some of the men who have scratched their names into Deal Castle over the years. William Verrier for example was born in Deal in 1793 and was handyman employed to work on the castle windows in 1811. english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/d…

Join Frozen Light at Walmer Castle this June for a “Night Out in Nature” – A wheelchair accessible event for audiences with multiple learning disabilities. Four scientists have spent twelve years nurturing the Blostma flower, but will it bloom on time? english-heritage.org.uk/visit/whats-on…

Are you passionate about history and making a difference in your community? Join us as a volunteer at Walmer Castle and Gardens.

No experience necessary, just a love for heritage and willingness to learn.

See here for details - bit.ly/VolunteerWalme…

Please help us be good neighbours by refraining from parking on the roads, specifically Kingsdown Road, nearby. There are two council car parks in the area that can be used to visit us instead. See our website for details. brnw.ch/21wIDOp

Explore the private rooms of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, newly opened for 2024, and discover where the Queen Mother would spend her time at Walmer Castle! >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/w…

Did you know that Richborough’s amphitheatre has only had two archaeological excavations take place on site? The latest, in 2021, discovered a buried pet cat dubbed “Maxipus”! Learn more with a visit to Richborough Roman Fort >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/r…

Create unforgettable memories this Easter at Walmer Castle! 🥚 🌼

Search for clues and track down the eggs in our picturesque gardens. You may even get a chocolaty reward to take home! 👀

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Get ready for an egg-citing Easter at Walmer Castle with an eggs-elent adventure quest around the beautiful gardens. Track down the clues, find the Easter eggs and be rewarded with a tasty chocolate treat. >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/whats-on…

A huge congratulations to the Walmer Castle team for coming runner-up in the Community Action category at the 2023 Green Impact National Awards. The judges commended Walmer for raising awareness of Kent’s moths through education and guided walks.

New for 2024! Explore the private rooms of the Lord Warden of the Cinque ports and discover where the Queen Mother stayed during her time at Walmer Castle. Opens 23 March.
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In answer to Friday’s quiz, Reculver and Richborough sat on the Wantsum Channel; a body of water that allowed safe passage to ships travelling from Londinium to Europe. Visit Richborough today and discover the gateway to Britannia >>> bit.ly/RichboroughFort

Time for a pop quiz for our Roman fans! Reculver (Regulbium) and Richborough (Rutupiae) stood as ports connecting Britannia to the Roman world, but what body of water did they bookend? ⛵⚔️

For Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting Lady Hester Stanhope. Born into one of the most influential families in Britain, Hester entertained the great and good at Walmer but ended her days penniless in Lebanon. Read about her remarkable life here >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/w…

Discover the Queen Mother’s Garden this Mother’s Day and experience the beauty of Walmer in the spring sunshine. Why not treat your own mother this Sunday to a visit to an oasis on the Kent coast >>> english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/w…

We’re inviting National Lottery players to explore the gardens of Walmer Castle for free this March as part of the National Lottery Open Week. Just our way of saying thank you for helping to save our heritage! National Lottery Good Causes #ThanksToYou Find out more english-heritage.org.uk/nlopenweek

❗Unfortunately, due to the adverse weather, the gardens at Walmer Castle will also be shut this morning (Fri 1 March).❗ The Tea Rooms and Gift Shop will remain open as usual for visitors to enjoy.

❗Unfortunately, due to high winds, Deal Castle is closed today (Fri 1 March).❗ If you have a booking, this will be automatically cancelled and refunds issued within 10 working days. The shop will remain open and we hope to welcome you back for a full visit soon.