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White Cliffs of Dover are one of the most famous landmarks of Britain and they have been greeting visitors arriving in Dover since Roman times. National Trust (charity dedicated to protecting natural and historical heritage of England) own part of the site and help manage the privately owned sections. White Cliffs are not only a landmark but also site of special scientific interest, with rare animals and plants typical for chalky clifftop soil. The site provides good walking, spectacular views across the Channel and along the cliffs. The Visitors Centre contains shop, cafe, toilets, information panels and extensive parking. Entrance is free but there is a 1.50 GBP charge for car parking. Public transport is available to the Dover Eastern Docks and then a 10 minutes steep walk up to the cliffs.