Description
History of Warwick Castle
Warwick Castle is one of England’s most iconic and famous attractions with a breathtaking history spanning over 1000 years. Built by the formidable William the Conqueror in the 11th century, the Castle has seen bloody battles, shocking betrayals and surprise attacks that you will uncover on your exciting adventure. Immerse yourself in the medieval world of the Castle with tantalising tales that will bring the past to life before your very eyes!
Explore the English Castle
Have the chance to venture through Warwick Castle’s Great Hall and State Rooms, experience the Kingmaker, testing your senses of 15th century battle, see the largest medieval siege machine in the world at The Trebuchet, visit the goriest and most terrifying part of the Castle, the Dungeon, and enjoy learning the history of the Bear Tower, Watergate Tower and the Guards’ Room.Soak in views of this famous medieval fortress from the mound as you work your way to the top of the Castle’s oldest location. See the 60 acres of glorious scenery that surrounds the Castle including the exquisite Peacock Garden and Conservatory, the beautiful Rose Garden and the Pageant Field. During the year, there are also special falconry displays to enjoy so be sure to watch out for those!
Warwick Castle Maze
If you make it out of the Castle unscathed, test your directional skills in the maze! Perfect for family fun, the maze will have you wandering left, right and somewhere in between before you find the right path to the exit. Work as a team and don’t lose each other because in this maze, only the greatest minds will figure out the shortcuts.
Christmas at the Castle
Visit the Castle during daytime and discover twinkling trees, dazzling decorations, and festive flourishes at every turn.
Open-air ice rink
Glide around our ice rink within the castle grounds during a 45-minute ice skating slot. It’s a magical way to end your day at the Castle.
After dark illuminated trail
Enjoy an illuminated magical light trail through the castle ground and gardens on a 45-minute light trail experience."
