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Warwick Castle

The long history of Warwick Castle mirrors the history of England from the 10th Century when Ethelfleda, daughter of Alfred the Great, ordered the building of an earthen rampart in 914 to protect the small hill top settlement of Warwick against the threat of Danish invaders.... right up to the introduction of electricity to the Castle in 1894, bringing the Castle to the forefront of Victorian technology.

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Opening Times
How To Get There
Parking
Facilities
Ticket Terms
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Opening Times
How To Get There
Parking
Facilities
Ticket Terms
 
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You do not just visit Britain’s Greatest Mediaeval Experience, you live it! From the moment you enter the portcullis of Warwick Castle, beneath the murder holes used to repel invaders in the past, you can sense that this is no ordinary day out. This is not history behind glass, this is history that you live for yourself.

In ‘Kingmaker’ see the Earl of Warwick’s preparations for battle and feel the weight of the armour which may have saved your life. Join Daisy, Countess of Warwick, in a ‘Royal Weekend Party 1898’ and visit the elegant State Rooms and Great Hall.

Opening Times

Opening Times:

January to March 10:00-17:00
April to September 10:00-18:00
October to December 10:00-17:00
How to Get There
Warwick Castle is situated at the heart of the country's motorway network with easy access from London by road, rail and air. Shakespeare's Stratford is only 8 miles away, and Birmingham is only 26 miles.

By Road:
The Castle is well signposted, and less than two miles from junction 15 of the M40.

By Rail:
Warwick Station is approximately one mile from the Castle. A direct service into London Marylebone (1 hour 45 minutes) or Birmingham Snow Hill is available.

By Air:
Birmingham International Airport is only a 40 minute drive.

Parking

Stables Car Park (off Castle Lane) - Premium parking - next to Admissions

 

Stratford Road Car Park (off Stratford Road) - 5-10 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

Woodland Car Park (off Stratford Road)* - 10 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

Field Car Park (off Stratford Road)* - 15 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

* open seasonally

Facilities

Eating & Drinking at the Castle:
There are some great places situated all around the Castle, both inside and out, to enjoy a delicious selection of food and drink. Coach House Café - open all day and serving a variety of hot and cold snacks and drinks, main meals and breakfasts.

The Coach House - open all day, serving a variety of hot and cold snacks and drinks, main meals, children’s meals, breakfasts, cream teas and cakes.

The Undercroft - serves a variety of hot and cold snacks, traditional meals, children's favourites, cream teas and cakes.

The Ghost Tower Café - serves hot and cold drinks and cold snacks.

Around the Castle is a variety of outlets serving drinks and snacks (seasonal opening and weather permitting).

Gift Shops:
Visit one of the Castle's gift shops where you will find an extensive range of gifts and souvenirs. Choose from themed gifts including children's archery sets, helmets and maiden outfits, or from our tapestry, jewellery and armoury collections.

Souvenir Guidebooks:
A full colour Guidebook is available for purchase and gives a detailed history of the Castle. It is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese.

Audio Tours:
The Audio Tour allows you personal access into the fascinating history of the Castle and lasts for approximately 1 hour. It is available in English, French, German and Japanese.

Ticket Terms

You MUST take a print-out your voucher to gain entry to the attraction. Your voucher has your unique tracking number and barcode and is your only proof of purchase. Please therefore print your voucher at the end of the booking process.

Choose your preferred date for your visit and your voucher will be delivered electronically at the end of the booking process.

Voucher delivery by fax or post is available on request during the booking process.

Information
You do not just visit Britain’s Greatest Mediaeval Experience, you live it! From the moment you enter the portcullis of Warwick Castle, beneath the murder holes used to repel invaders in the past, you can sense that this is no ordinary day out. This is not history behind glass, this is history that you live for yourself.

In ‘Kingmaker’ see the Earl of Warwick’s preparations for battle and feel the weight of the armour which may have saved your life. Join Daisy, Countess of Warwick, in a ‘Royal Weekend Party 1898’ and visit the elegant State Rooms and Great Hall.

Opening Times

Opening Times:

January to March 10:00-17:00
April to September 10:00-18:00
October to December 10:00-17:00
How to Get There
Warwick Castle is situated at the heart of the country's motorway network with easy access from London by road, rail and air. Shakespeare's Stratford is only 8 miles away, and Birmingham is only 26 miles.

By Road:
The Castle is well signposted, and less than two miles from junction 15 of the M40.

By Rail:
Warwick Station is approximately one mile from the Castle. A direct service into London Marylebone (1 hour 45 minutes) or Birmingham Snow Hill is available.

By Air:
Birmingham International Airport is only a 40 minute drive.

Parking

Stables Car Park (off Castle Lane) - Premium parking - next to Admissions

 

Stratford Road Car Park (off Stratford Road) - 5-10 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

Woodland Car Park (off Stratford Road)* - 10 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

Field Car Park (off Stratford Road)* - 15 minute walk from Admissions Area

 

* open seasonally

Facilities

Eating & Drinking at the Castle:
There are some great places situated all around the Castle, both inside and out, to enjoy a delicious selection of food and drink. Coach House Café - open all day and serving a variety of hot and cold snacks and drinks, main meals and breakfasts.

The Coach House - open all day, serving a variety of hot and cold snacks and drinks, main meals, children’s meals, breakfasts, cream teas and cakes.

The Undercroft - serves a variety of hot and cold snacks, traditional meals, children's favourites, cream teas and cakes.

The Ghost Tower Café - serves hot and cold drinks and cold snacks.

Around the Castle is a variety of outlets serving drinks and snacks (seasonal opening and weather permitting).

Gift Shops:
Visit one of the Castle's gift shops where you will find an extensive range of gifts and souvenirs. Choose from themed gifts including children's archery sets, helmets and maiden outfits, or from our tapestry, jewellery and armoury collections.

Souvenir Guidebooks:
A full colour Guidebook is available for purchase and gives a detailed history of the Castle. It is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese.

Audio Tours:
The Audio Tour allows you personal access into the fascinating history of the Castle and lasts for approximately 1 hour. It is available in English, French, German and Japanese.

Ticket Terms

You MUST take a print-out your voucher to gain entry to the attraction. Your voucher has your unique tracking number and barcode and is your only proof of purchase. Please therefore print your voucher at the end of the booking process.

Choose your preferred date for your visit and your voucher will be delivered electronically at the end of the booking process.

Voucher delivery by fax or post is available on request during the booking process.

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