Warwick Castle (Warwick) Reviews

**Just for Halloween** If you go down to the castle this week beware; pumpkins, skeletons and a few witches have taken over Warwick Castle. The castle has been well and truly Halloweenised from 22nd - 31st October 2011. The first glimpse of the decorations is in the courtyard where you pay to enter the castle, where an old ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I decided that we were going to go away for a weekend. However, closer to the time, we decided that it would not have been a good idea, as the costs mount up! So, we settled on 2 days out around the Midlands instead. Yesterday, we went to Warwick Castle. We travelled there by car, and was easy to find using their ...  Read the complete review

We have just spent the bank holiday weekend up at Alton Towers. To break up the journey home we decided to visit Warwick Castle on the way. *What is it and where is it?* Warwick Castle describes itself as 'Britain's Ultimate Castle'. It is a large castle with many attractions including a Princess Tower, the Central ...  Read the complete review

Warwick castle is one of the best days out I have had in a really long time. It was a boring Friday night some months ago and with no plans for the weekend ahead I decided I wanted to go out for the day. So I spent the night searching either cheap days out or places with vouchers that I could go visit. Warwick castle was top of the ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle was always the favourite place to visit when my girls were young and living only 40 minutes away meant we could visit often. When you arrive there is ample parking in one of the many car parks and you then walk around the outside of the castle to the entrance. Inside the castle you are hit by the ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle was the first castle in England that I ever visited (about 11 years ago). I thought it was absolutely beautiful at the time and vowed to return there one day. Earlier this year my parents came for a visit from South Africa and I decided that this would be the perfect opportunity to revisit Warwick ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle Home of Knights and Dungeons My wife and I took a right hand fork on the A44 to Stratford un Avon to look at the very appealing Warwick Castle earlier last month (August 2009), a trip down memory lane when we took our young children to see this magnificent monument to our heritage. Now they had grown ...  Read the complete review

It is difficult to review Warwick Castle for one simple reason - do you do so as a site of historic natural beauty or as an attraction owned and run by the Merlin group, but here goes. The castle itself which was originally built on the orders of William The Conquerer from 1068 as a motte and bailey and situated in the very ...  Read the complete review

I had not been to Warwick Castle since I was a kid at school (believe me thats a long time ago!) and a friend and myself decided to spend the day there a couple of weeks ago. We had been looking for a day out that wasnt far away (Ilive in Midlands) and didn't cost too much but was also a 'good day out' . In the end we chose Warwick ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle is quite an old castle and has now been transformed into a day out for the family. Prices are: adult £17.95, child £10.95, senior £12.95, student £15.95 family £52.00. Now I think these prices are quite steep for what you get. When I went I first met an arrow shooter, aiming at a board, which was actually ...  Read the complete review

Ive been to warwick castle as a child and as an adult, both times l had a great day out. As other people have noted its not cheap, but often you can get discounts. Be prepared for a long day, theres so much to see and do, and please dont leave out the gardens, they really are beautiful. Theres always events and things going on at the ...  Read the complete review

Warwick castle is a large place and has some good sights and for the cose of: adult £17.95, child £10.95, senior £12.95, student £15.95 family £52.00, you can see all of these, the best plan is to use Tesco club card vouchers or something like that. It looks quite good when you go in, there is a cafe just before you go through the ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle - go early, stay late As a family, we went to Warwick Castle for the first time over Easter. I had been hesitating over going as the tickets aren't cheap, but in retrospect I've decided that you do get a full day's entertainment for your money. My advice is to go at opening time (10 am) and stay all day - ...  Read the complete review

After previously checking on the internet what Warwick Castle has to offer, we decided to pay a visit yesterday (Sunday 3rd September) - 'we' being myself, my partner and 3 kids (boy 12, girl 9 & girl 7). The journey from Derby took about 1 hour 10 mins and the castle was easy to find. There was ample car ...  Read the complete review

Having grown up in Stratford Upon Avon I have visited Warwick castle a number of times over the years as it was one of those must see attractions whenever we had guests visiting and therefore I have witnessed how it has evolved over the years. Unfortunately in my opinion this evolution has not been a positive thing as it has gone from a ...  Read the complete review

Warwick Castle is part of the Toussaud's group and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in England. The castle itself lies next to the River Avon and is a magnificent medieval construction which dominates the town, visible for miles around. I have been meaning to visit the Castle for some time now and finally managed to a ...  Read the complete review

Going through the turnstiles having just bought my ticket which cost quite a bit, I was almost hoping that it'd be a rip-off, though as it turned out the rather high ticket price is well worth it. Of all the attractions the ones I enjoyed the most were the fish pond, the battlements, the dungeon and what I referred to as "Lord ...  Read the complete review

Warwick castle is arguably one of the finest and well preserved castles in England. With a history going back well over 1000 years, it is well worth a visit if you get a chance. Get there early though, as it is easy to spend the entire day wandering the castle and grounds. There are also scheduled events, from archery ...  Read the complete review

Its not often that you come across a true historical place that can captivate adults and children alike as it brings ages past to life almost effortlessly. This is Warwick castle. Warwick castle is a fairly large castle and is very well preserved, not like some ruins that cost nearly the same amount to enter. Warwick castle is ...  Read the complete review

Its not often that you come across a true historical place that can captivate adults and children alike as it brings ages past to life almost effortlessly. This is Warwick castle. Warwick castle is a fairly large castle and is very well preserved, not like some ruins that cost nearly the same amount to enter. Warwick castle is ...  Read the complete review