Panorama taken from the platform of Dover Priory railway station. The picture was taken after a day walking along the White Cliffs of Dover with friends, who duly collapsed onto the benches waiting for the train.

Dover Priory Station - Dover visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Dover Priory Station' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Kent.

Dover Priory Station is the mainline railway station serving Dover in Kent. There are regular services from here to London Charring Cross and Victoria stations and form early September 2009 a High Speed line opened to London St Pancras, covered by different, more expensive, tickets than the regular services.

The station is named after the Priory of St Martin, which started out in Saxon times and was dissolved by King Henry VIII in the Dissolution of the Monasteries of 1538. Much of the building material was subsequently plundered by locals and today the site is occupied by Dover College.

Dover Priory Station
Station Approach
Off Folkestone Road, Dover, CT17 9SB
Phone: 0845 000 2222

Train: Dover Priory Station.
Road: Dover is at the end of the M20 (A20) and A2, about 10 miles east of Folkestone and 75 miles southeast of London.