Raglan Castle

“Raglan castle really is a beautiful place. We spent a good few hours wandering around and absorbing the history, there are plenty of informative plaques scattered around to really help you visualise what it would look like in its prime. We were slightly disappointed that the main tower was out of action for restoration work, but there were still good views to be had from the top of the yellow tower instead. The staff are really friendly and happy to help with questions and we recommend you bring a picnic to make the most of the grounds. Although there are areas that are wheelchair accessible, most the castle has steps or areas that require you to step off the path so I wouldn't recommend this for people with mobility issues.”

“But tickets online before hand to save 5% off the cost. Nice castle and very dog friendly. Good ruins and you are able to climb a couple of towers to get a good view of the surrounding area. Fairly decent underfoot but had to lift our dog pram at certain points to ensure we could go everywhere as there are a few steps. Good well kept castle ruins and worth a visit.”

“Well worth a visit. We were lucky to visit on a lovely quiet weekday with stunning weather so it felt exceptionally peaceful and beautiful experience. Amazingly well run so doesn't feel like the usual shambles of a Cadw historical site. However could still do with more information on the boards as you go around to give it a more in depth experience.”