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Warwick Castle
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| Warwick Castle, in West Midlands, England, ranks amongst the most popular of all Britain’s many historic attractions due to its size, picturesque location and turbulent history. The castle was created as a fortification in AD 914, to protect the small hilltop settlement from Danish invaders, and was later enlarged by William the Conqueror who turned it into a motte and bailey fort in 1068. Today, visitors can explore the varied history of the castle’s dungeons, fortifications and living quarters, as well as the Rose Garden and the formal gardens. The Private Apartments contain a display of waxwork figures, showing how the rooms would have looked in the late 19th century. |
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Check out the schedule of events and plan your excursion to Warwick Castle. |
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Read more details regarding the Warwick Castle history and development. |
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Admire the magnificent views opening over Warwick Castle and its surroundings. |
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