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Warwick Castle

Birmingham | Birmingham Airport | Coventry Airport | Coventry Cathedral | Coventry Transport Museum | Hatton Country World | NEC |  Royal Leamington Spa  Stoneleigh Abbey |  Stoneleigh Park | Stratford Upon Avon | Stratford Racecourse | University of Warwick | Warwick Castle | Warwick Racecourse | Warwick Town

www.warwick-castle.com

Tel: 0870 442 2000
Fax: 01926 406611

Warwick Castle, the finest Mediaeval Castle in England, rises majestically from the banks of the River Avon, just a few miles from Shakespeare's Stratford, on a site fortified by William the Conqueror in 1068.

Bursting to the towers with tales of treachery and torture, passion and power and above all fascinating people, times and events, Warwick Castle is so much more than simply a castle. With thousands of stories to share, the Castle is Britain's Greatest Mediaeval Experience with authentically themed attractions, a full programme of interactive entertainment including live action events, and costumed guides and colourful castle characters telling spell binding tales and springing plenty of surprises along the way.

Experience the sights, smells and sounds of mediaeval life in the Kingmaker attraction, feel the weight of a sword in Death or Glory - the Castle's armoury, or brave the chilling dungeon and torture chamber. Visit the elegant State Rooms and magnificent Great hall, meet Daisy, Countess of Warwick, in the Royal Weekend Party and see how the Mill and Engine House were used to generate electricity in 1894. The Castle has 60 acres of stunning grounds and gardens to explore.

Warwick Ghosts - Alive (1st April to 29th October)

The ghouls are back on a mission to terrify and tantalise as Warwick Ghosts - Alive returns. The legendary ghost tower is once more transformed into a chilling live-action spook experience. Using a mix of live actors, sound, visual and lighting effects it quite literally brings the true story of Warwick’s most famous ghost to life as the story of Sir Fulke Greville’s murder is recreated before your very eyes. Warwick Ghosts – Alive is screamingly good fun but visitors are advised that its scary content may make it unsuitable for children under eight or anyone of a nervous disposition. An additional charge applies and pre-booking is advised.

Jousting – twice daily until 3rd September!!
Relive the power and drama of the joust as Warwick’s brave knights go head to head in a contest of courage, colourful horsemanship and military precision. Choose your side and cheer for your favourite knight!

See the world's largest trebuchet at Warwick Castle. Measuring 18 metres high and weighing in at 22 tonnes, see this massive machine in action from April 2006. For more information visit: www.warwicksiege.co.uk

Access to castle buildings for wheelchair users is very limited.

Open: Every day (except Christmas Day), Apr-Sep 10am-6pm, Oct-Mar 10am-5pm
Last admission to the Castle is half an hour before closing.

We recommend you allow 3-4 hours for your visit to Warwick Castle.

Admission prices vary depending on the time of year, with Peak, Off-Peak and Premium prices. Please call us on 0870 442 2394 or visit our website for further information:  www.warwick-castle.com