Rhuddlan Castle

“Stunning ruin located right in the heart of the village of Rhuddlan. This site is so fun to explore and has many interesting displays. The price feels reasonable and you can see the entire site extensively in an afternoon or a shorter hour or two at a push. I was pleasantly surprised to find that even though we visited on a weekday afternoon during half-term there was still plenty of convenient parking available. The staff in the visitor center were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.”

“Centuries of history from the days of the English and Welsh battles to the English civil war which seems to have brought it's occupation to an end. Part of a chain of coastal castles by the same architect, some similarities with Harlech and Beaumaris. The local river was partially redirected via a man made canal to allow waterborne deliveries, elements of the dock area still remain but not accessible. Not as well known as the likes of Conway and Caernarvon but still well worth a visit.”

“Great visit! Plenty of castle left to fire the omagonatopn of yoimg and old! Nice that you can climb up inside some of the towers on modern (tasteful!) spiral staircases.”