The oldest and largest occupied castle in the world
Windsor Castle
Situated on the River Thames, this iconic 11th-century fortress has served as a royal palace, a notorious prison, and the secure home of the dazzling Crown Jewels.
Tower of London
A beautiful 13th-century double-moated castle and the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's ill-fated second wife. It features award-winning gardens and a water maze.
Hever Castle & Gardens
Its picture-perfect ruins offer visitors a chance to climb spiral stairs and explore the outer walls
Bodiam Castle
Once one of the grandest castles in England, these sweeping red sandstone ruins feature a restored Elizabethan garden and incredible views from the castle tower.
Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden
Often called the "Key to England," this clifftop fortress has guarded the coast for centuries and includes fascinating underground wartime tunnels used during WWII.
Dover Castle
Established in 1067, this magnificent Gothic-style stronghold overlooks the River Arun. It is renowned for its finely preserved interior, tapestries, and beautiful terraced gardens.
Arundel Castle
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Perched dramatically on a rocky outcrop right on the North Sea coast, this imposing fortress offers breathtaking views and a rugged, windswept atmosphere.
