Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Shiji jacob (5 months ago)
Worth visiting this castle if you're around North Wales. The people in the reception were very much welcoming. They warned us to be careful while on the steps as it was a wet day. Spiral stair climbing to reach each towers top was exciting. The scenery from the top was breathtaking. We were blessed with beautiful weather also to enjoy this wonderful scenery.
Worth visiting this castle if you're around North Wales. The people in the reception were very much welcoming. They warned us to be careful while on the steps as it was a wet day. Spiral stair climbing to reach each towers top was exciting. The scenery from the top was breathtaking. We were blessed with beautiful weather also to enjoy this wonderful scenery.
peter browning-smith (5 months ago)
Beautifully preserved castle grounds with an amazing museum. The views from the top of the tower of the town were spectacular! Was blessed with a beautiful sunset view from the top but would recommend taking care on climbing up an down the stairs throughout the castle as some are very steep an winding.
Beautifully preserved castle grounds with an amazing museum. The views from the top of the tower of the town were spectacular! Was blessed with a beautiful sunset view from the top but would recommend taking care on climbing up an down the stairs throughout the castle as some are very steep an winding.
Allen Wickham (6 months ago)
What a beautiful place! As you walk in through the glass entryway, you’re confronted with a huge grassy area that spans the entire length of the castle, most of which is wheelchair friendly. The walls of the castle are not wheelchair accessible, but the museum is! Also, just a heads up, my wife is a huge Anne of Green Gables fan, and she was able to find the perfect “Lady of Shalott” wall hanging in the gift shop. Very cool!
What a beautiful place! As you walk in through the glass entryway, you’re confronted with a huge grassy area that spans the entire length of the castle, most of which is wheelchair friendly. The walls of the castle are not wheelchair accessible, but the museum is! Also, just a heads up, my wife is a huge Anne of Green Gables fan, and she was able to find the perfect “Lady of Shalott” wall hanging in the gift shop. Very cool!
Michael Stevens (7 months ago)
This is a very well preserved castle and is a brilliant place to visit. There is an open space inside the castle and you are able to up into some of the towers and walkways which is amazing. I use a mobility scooter so was only able to access the grounds inside but was still able to get some brilliant pictures and really get a feel of the history that the castle holds. I have found that in Wales they are very hot on making things as accessible as possible and so sloped paths were built in the grounds to make it possible to see as much as they could make it. As there is only so much that can be done to make a castle accessible I was able to get in free as was my wife who is my carer so well done Wales.
This is a very well preserved castle and is a brilliant place to visit. There is an open space inside the castle and you are able to up into some of the towers and walkways which is amazing. I use a mobility scooter so was only able to access the grounds inside but was still able to get some brilliant pictures and really get a feel of the history that the castle holds. I have found that in Wales they are very hot on making things as accessible as possible and so sloped paths were built in the grounds to make it possible to see as much as they could make it. As there is only so much that can be done to make a castle accessible I was able to get in free as was my wife who is my carer so well done Wales.
Grant Friday (7 months ago)
A beautiful location and amazing views. Extremely interesting history to read up on, with lots of information within the museum to see. Walking all around the grounds is fascinating seeing all the rooms and what they would have been used for. Word of warning - there are lots of steps if you go from floor to floor, and these are steep and shallow in places. If you want to go up the towers, these are very steep spiral stairs with a rope handrail and they can be tough to climb.
A beautiful location and amazing views. Extremely interesting history to read up on, with lots of information within the museum to see. Walking all around the grounds is fascinating seeing all the rooms and what they would have been used for. Word of warning - there are lots of steps if you go from floor to floor, and these are steep and shallow in places. If you want to go up the towers, these are very steep spiral stairs with a rope handrail and they can be tough to climb.
