Spot the ghost of folk hero Myles “The Slasher” O’Reilly, who spent his last night here before dying in battle in 1644. – Green Guide Editor
This 16th-century tower house in Galway Bay is where you'll see a well-preserved part of Galway's history. Open for visitors from 10 am to 5pm from April to October.
Flint castle is a castle built on the banks of the river dee,it's walls are the thickest of any castles in the world,it has four towers,ghost tower;witches tower and dungeons which is separated
Edward 1 orders it to be built to protect them from attacks by Llewelyn ap gruffydd but it was in1282 and flint town was burnt to the ground,they used to a double Dutch/mote all the way around,
Last of Henry VIII's coastal forts built to defend the strategic Yarmouth harbour. Run by English heritage.
Incredible castle built between 1283 & 1289. Built to defend the seaward side of Conwy's town walls. Seen plenty of action.
Learn about the Welsh/English battles whilst taking in the stunning views of the Cambrian Coast and Snowdonia Mountains. Keep an eye out for the events they often have on during School Holidays.
It was built in1277 by Edward 1,in 1912 the territorial HQ and drill hall was erected on the front side and it was demolished 1969,it's got a draw bridge over the mote
Impressive riverside ruins of a castle built in 1277 by Edward I to help subdue the Welsh.
One of the surviving castles of the native Welsh Princes. Perched up high with great views and hiking opportunities.
During August, September and October the grounds, gardens and exhibitions are closed to the Public as The Royal Family are in residence.
The chapel is supposedly haunted by the "Grey Lady" Janet Douglas, burned at the stake as a witch in Edinburgh in 1537. – Green Guide Editor
Nestled 400ft above sea level on Cave Hill, Belfast Castle is a history lesson, country park, pleasure garden and panorama all in one. Read more.
Give yourself a few hours to enjoy and go thru the entire village and castle! There is a lot to see! Also experienced the Feast! It was the best!
Lovely coastal castle built in 1116. Fought over many times in the English civil war and the Welsh / English wars. It was here, in 1403, the Owain Glyndwr's rebellion stalled.
The castle was built in 1550, around the time Lindisfarne Priory went out of use, stones from the priory were used as building material. It was refurbished by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1901 [Wikipedia]. Read more.
The farmer's market on saturdays is small with gorgeous foodstalls. Bring money! My Relaxing Time sells their beautiful home made soaps and products there.
Штернберг был основан в 13 веке на месте древнего укрепления.Это родовое гнездо самой известной дворянской семьи – Штернбергов. Название крепости дал герб семьи, изображавший звезду на синем фоне
Take in the amazing view on the Loch Ness, and learn something about the history of the castle through the impressive introduction video and the information boards scattered throughout the ruins.
Magnificent 600 year old castle. Home to the Earl & Countess of Devon. Definitely a must visit when in the area.
The painstakingly restored Kilkenny Castle was first constructed circa 1200. The home's most prominent owners were the wealthy Butler family.
Did you know that Malahide Castle is thought to be the most haunted spot in Ireland?
