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Tower of London

Tower of London

Now closed
The Tower of London, or officially His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London, is the 900-year-old castle on the banks of the River Thames near Tower Bridge.
Price £33.60
Bishop’s Palace

Bishop’s Palace

Now closed
01749 988111
The Bishop’s Palace and Gardens in Wells has been the home to the Bishops of Bath and Wells for over 800 years. Although the great hall is in ruins, the palace is mostly well maintained and features a Jacobean staircase and Victorian Gothic rooms where you can see the Coronation Cape and the Glastonbury Chair.
Price £16
Dover Castle

Dover Castle

Now closed
Dover Castle is one of England’s most iconic and historically significant fortresses. It has served as a key defensive stronghold throughout many important periods of English history.
Price £20.90
Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle

Now closed
The magnificent Warwick Castle sits on 25.9ha (64 acres) of grounds and is a short distance from Warwick’s town centre. Visitors to the castle can see the imposing Great Hall, lavishly appointed rooms; the dungeon and torture chamber and can take in sweeping views from the towers and ramparts.
Price £26
Kenilworth Castle

Kenilworth Castle

Now closed
01926 852078
Kenilworth Castle was built 50 years after the Norman Conquest and it has witnessed many important events in English history. It has been home to royalty and at least four kings have called the castle home. The castle sits amid countryside between Warwick and Coventry.
Price £14.50
Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is a royal residence that was home to Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II. A house was originally built on the site in 1624, although it was not until 1703 that Buckingham House (which was later expanded to become Buckingham Palace) was built. The house was sold to King George III in 1761 as a retreat for his wife, Queen Charlotte (at the time the official royal residence was St James’s Palace). The palace did not become the principal royal residence until 1837 when Queen Victoria took to the throne.
From £30 To £90
Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle

Now closed
Windsor Castle is the world’s oldest and largest inhabited castle and is easily Windsor’s star attraction and one of the most popular day trips from London.
Price £30
Canterbury Castle

Canterbury Castle

Canterbury Castle is a Norman castle that was built in 1066 shortly after the Battle of Hastings.
Free
Museum of Somerset (Taunton Castle)

Museum of Somerset (Taunton Castle)

Now closed
The Museum of Somerset is a museum of local history that is located inside the Great Hall of the 12th-century Taunton Castle.
Free
Fulham Palace

Fulham Palace

020 7736 3233
Fulham Palace dates from medieval times and it has been home to the Bishops of London from 704 until 1973. The palace is steeped in history and its gardens are among the most important botanical gardens from the medieval period.
Free
Sandal Castle

Sandal Castle

OPEN 24h
Sandal Castle is a medieval castle overlooking the River Calder in suburban Wakefield. It is noted for its connection with the Dukes of York and Richard III and also for its roles in the Battle of Wakefield and the English Civil War.
Free
Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Now closed
01225 754026
The 14th-century Farleigh Hungerford Castle (also known as Farleigh Castle and Farley Castle) overlooks the River Frome on the Somerset/Wiltshire border.
Price £6.80
Longford Castle

Longford Castle

Longford Castle is an Elizabethan country house that was rebuilt in the triangular Swedish style during the 16th century. It is one of England’s most impressive stately homes but it is also one of its lesser-known, primarily because it is only open to the public for a short period each year.
Price £14
Bodiam Castle

Bodiam Castle

Now closed
Surrounded by a moat, the 14th-century Bodiam Castle looks particularly impressive from the outside even though its interior is in ruins.
Price £11
Oxford Castle and Prison

Oxford Castle and Prison

Now closed
01865 260666
Oxford Castle is a medieval Norman castle on the western edge of the city centre that was rebuilt in the late 12th to early 13th century. The castle was mostly destroyed during the English Civil War and what was left of the castle was converted into HM Prison Oxford.
Price £17.50
Skipton Castle

Skipton Castle

Now closed
01756 792442
The fully-roofed Skipton Castle is one of England’s best-preserved medieval castles, despite having withstood a three-year siege during the Civil War.
Price £8.30
Richmond Castle

Richmond Castle

Now closed
01748 822493
The ruins of the impressive Richmond Castle loom over Richmond’s market square. William the Conqueror built the castle, which features 11th-century walls and a 30m- (98½ ft)-high 12th-century keep.
Price £7.70
Clifford's Tower

Clifford's Tower

Now closed
01904 646940
Clifford's Tower is almost all that remains of the once grand York Castle. The castle was built by William the Conqueror shortly after the Norman Conquest but was mostly destroyed by a major explosion in 1684.
Price £8.60
Scarborough Castle

Scarborough Castle

Now closed
01723 372451
The 12th-century Scarborough Castle, 1.5km (1 mile) east of Scarborough town centre was built by William Le Gros, Earl of Albemarle but was expanded in the 13th century by King John and Henry III as a coastal defence.
Price £7.70
Pickering Castle

Pickering Castle

Now closed
01751 474989
Pickering Castle was built by the Normans as a motte-and-bailey castle in the 11th century and expanded upon during the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle is particularly well-preserved and visitors are able to see the original keep, towers and walls.
Price £6.80
Helmsley Castle

Helmsley Castle

Now closed
The 900-year-old Helmsley Castle was built as a defence against the Scots but didn’t see military action until the Civil War when it was blown in half.
Price £8.60
Tintagel Castle

Tintagel Castle

Now closed
Overlooking a rugged and spectacular coastline, the 13th-century Tintagel Castle is linked with many legends and many people believe it to be the birthplace of King Arthur.
Price £16.30
St Michael's Mount

St Michael's Mount

Now closed
With a striking appearance similar to Mont St Michel in France this island off the coast from Marazion, 5km (3 miles) from Penzance, is home to a Benedictine monastery that incorporates a church, a castle and a small village at its base. At low tide you can walk across a causeway to get to the Mount; a ferry (£2.50) runs at other times.
From £15 To £26
Restormel Castle

Restormel Castle

Now closed
01208 872687
The 14th-century Restormel Castle is surrounded by a moat and features a large circular keep with lovely views of the countryside. Edward, the Black Prince, once called this castle home. It is near Lostwithiel, 13km (8 miles) north of Fowey.
Price £5.90
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