On the Pea Patch Island you can take part in everyday activities of Americans, who lived at the time of the Civil War in the Living history museum.
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Natural riches of Lewes are no less outstanding than town’s historical heritage. It is up to you to spend time on sandy beaches or in its museums |
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Dover Air Show is a spectacular event, which takes place at Dover Airforce Base once or twice a year. It is worth visiting with children. |
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