The document describes a virtual tour of Dover Castle in England. It provides background information on the castle's defenses and roles during sieges. The player takes on the role of a medieval spy working for Prince Louis of France to infiltrate the castle during an 1216 invasion. The tour showcases various areas of the castle and includes descriptions, images and historical facts about the structures and life within the medieval fortification.

1. Dover Castle A virtual tour

3. Dover Castle Through the keyhole

4. Dover Castle Besiege the Castle!

6. Colton’s Gateway

7. Colton’s Gateway

8. Colton’s Gateway – arrow loop

9. Palace Gateway

10. Palace Gateway drawbridge

11. Palace Gateway drawbridge

12. Henry II’s Keep

13. Keep stairs into forebuilding

14. Entrance to the forebuilding

15. Wall at the entrance to the forebuilding

16. Looking down the stairs from the entrance to the forebuilding

17. Inside the entrance to the forebuilding

18. Detail of the arch above the lower chapel

19. Detail of zig-zag stonework inside the chapel

20. Steps to the drawbridge

21. Detail of wall alongside the steps

22. Stairs over drawbridge pit

23. Top of main staircase looking down into forebuilding

24. Supports for the drawbridge and slots for the counter-weights

25. Bottom of the drawbridge pit

26. Top of the stairs at the entrance to the well room

27. Well

28. Inside the well

29. Lead pipes

30. The Great Hall

31. Windows inside the Great Hall

32. Doorway to spiral staircase

33. Spiral staircase to the roof

34. Roof

35. View from the roof top

36. Dover Castle Mission completed! Now you have to get out again!

37. Portcullis

38. Portcullis

39. Portcullis groove

40. Murder holes

42. Draw bar slots

49. Plan of the keep at Dover

54. Examples of Castle Graffiti

55. Graffiti

56. Graffiti

57. Graffiti

58. Graffiti

60.  Factoids Caen stone

61.  Factoids Flint & Ragstone

68. Henry II

69. Newcastle upon Tyne Castle

70. Dover Castle What’s my job?

71. At work in Dover Castle Can you identify the trades and professions of these medieval people from the tools and objects they’ve left behind?

72. ?

73. A barber-surgeon’s work bench. Can you spot the fingers?

74. Ouch!

75. ?

76. A glazier’s work bench. Where would you have seen ‘stained glass’ like this?

77. ?

78. A carpenter’s workbench. What are each of the tools for?

79. ?

80. A mason’s work bench. Where might this stone have gone?

81. ?

82. Not a workbench – a medieval loo or ‘garderobe’!

83. Dover Castle Well done!

84. Through the keyhole! Level One

85. garderobe Level One

86. Through the keyhole! Level Two

87. Chapel of Thomas Becket Level Two

88. Through the keyhole! Level Three

89. Great Chamber Level Three

90. Through the keyhole! Level Four

91. The Royal Bedchamber Level Four

92. Through the keyhole! Level Five

93. The Keep oven Level Five