Warwick Castle
Journey back in time at Warwick Castle, a medieval gem with 1,100 years of history. Explore its battlements, dungeons, and lush gardens. Discover exclusive Warwick Castle tickets for a grand adventure!-
Experience the enchanting mix of history and holiday spirit with all-day access to Warwick Castle, a medieval fortress beautifully decorated for Christmas.
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Roam the sprawling Castle grounds and lush gardens, and enjoy a serene walk around the Castle's surroundings, taking in medieval architecture and festive trimmings.
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Refuel with a range of tasty refreshments on offer, from warming hot chocolates to hearty meals, there is something to satisfy every palate!
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Step into the Great Hall and State Rooms, decked with Christmas decorations, garland-draped walls, twinkling lights, and Christmas trees.
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Fun fact: Keep an eye out for the peacocks on the castle grounds—they're descendants of birds that have graced this site for centuries!
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Experience the enchanting mix of history and holiday spirit with all-day access to Warwick Castle, a medieval fortress beautifully decorated for Christmas.
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Roam the sprawling Castle grounds and lush gardens, and enjoy a serene walk around the Castle's surroundings, taking in medieval architecture and festive trimmings.
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Refuel with a range of tasty refreshments on offer, from warming hot chocolates to hearty meals, there is something to satisfy every palate!
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Step into the Great Hall and State Rooms, decked with Christmas decorations, garland-draped walls, twinkling lights, and Christmas trees.
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Fun fact: Keep an eye out for the peacocks on the castle grounds—they're descendants of birds that have graced this site for centuries!
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Journey back to the Middle Ages at Warwick Castle where medieval history is brought to life by actors, interactive displays, and select shows.
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Scale the walls, towers, and ramparts once used by bowmen and archers, and visit the lush gardens to see the resident peacocks.
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Explore the magnificent interiors of the Castle, including the State Dining Room which once hosted Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II.
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Upgrade your tickets to enjoy the convenience of round-trip rail transfers from London, or a day trip to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the Cotswolds.
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Did you know? Warwick Tower also served as a prison, and its dungeons once held none other than King Edward IV.
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Journey back to the Middle Ages at Warwick Castle where medieval history is brought to life by actors, interactive displays, and select shows.
-
Scale the walls, towers, and ramparts once used by bowmen and archers, and visit the lush gardens to see the resident peacocks.
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Explore the magnificent interiors of the Castle, including the State Dining Room which once hosted Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II.
-
Upgrade your tickets to enjoy the convenience of round-trip rail transfers from London, or a day trip to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the Cotswolds.
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Did you know? Warwick Tower also served as a prison, and its dungeons once held none other than King Edward IV.
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Uncover the heart of England on a captivating day trip from London. Explore the Cotswolds' most charming villages with a knowledgeable guide by your side.
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Explore the medieval Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror, known for its impressive features, its massive walls, towers, and the picturesque setting along the River Avon.
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Step into the world of Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon, his charming birthplace, and explore iconic landmarks like the Holy Trinity Church.
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Explore the heart of academia at Oxford, home to the world's oldest university Oxford University, and a collection of iconic colleges and libraries.
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Opt for a ticket upgrade to enter Warwick Castle and Shakespeare's Birthplace, thereby further enhancing your experience.
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Fun fact: The intense devotion to Shakespeare, known as Bardolatry, originated in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Uncover the heart of England on a captivating day trip from London. Explore the Cotswolds' most charming villages with a knowledgeable guide by your side.
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Explore the medieval Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror, known for its impressive features, its massive walls, towers, and the picturesque setting along the River Avon.
-
Step into the world of Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon, his charming birthplace, and explore iconic landmarks like the Holy Trinity Church.
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Explore the heart of academia at Oxford, home to the world's oldest university Oxford University, and a collection of iconic colleges and libraries.
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Opt for a ticket upgrade to enter Warwick Castle and Shakespeare's Birthplace, thereby further enhancing your experience.
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Fun fact: The intense devotion to Shakespeare, known as Bardolatry, originated in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Transport yourself to the Middle Ages as you explore Warwick Castle and enjoy the convenience of round-trip train tickets to Warwick from London.
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Experience 1,100 years of British history at the medieval fortress where you'll learn about the War of the Roses and William the Conqueror.
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Explore the lavish State Rooms, including the royal Red Drawing Room. Every room chronicles the fort's history from the 16th to the 20th century.
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Admire the magnificence of the Victorian Rose Garden designed in 1858 and the Peacock Garden with sculptured topiaries and manicured hedges.
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Did you know? The castle has a large dungeon below, where King Edward IV was held prisoner in the 15th century.
More details
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Transport yourself to the Middle Ages as you explore Warwick Castle and enjoy the convenience of round-trip train tickets to Warwick from London.
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Experience 1,100 years of British history at the medieval fortress where you'll learn about the War of the Roses and William the Conqueror.
-
Explore the lavish State Rooms, including the royal Red Drawing Room. Every room chronicles the fort's history from the 16th to the 20th century.
-
Admire the magnificence of the Victorian Rose Garden designed in 1858 and the Peacock Garden with sculptured topiaries and manicured hedges.
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Did you know? The castle has a large dungeon below, where King Edward IV was held prisoner in the 15th century.