Medieval Castles
Castles have dominated the land for centuries. King Alfred built burhs to hold back the Vikings. King William I built stone strongholds to subdue the English. These are ancient structures offering protection, power and dominance for those tucked safely behind their walls.
Carisbrooke Castle The Fortress and Prison
Carisbrooke Castle on the Isle of Wight, is a historic Norman fortress known for its royal connections, including the imprisonment of King Charles I. Explore the medieval keep, well house, museum, and stunning views. A a must-see destination rich in English history.
Windsor Castle the Royal Stronghold
Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. For almost 1000 years Windsor Castle has been home to 39 Kings and Queens, and continues to do so. It is the oldest royal residence in the British Isles to be continually inhabited, with the Queen being officially in residence during Easter, and when the annual Order of the Garter service is held in June.