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Warwick Castle

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Just 33 miles from Birmingham is the iconic Warwick Castle, a must do for families looking for fun places to visit.

With Over 1000 years in the making, Warwick Castle brings you Britain’s ultimate historical experience for friends and family. Discover an action-packed year of exhilarating live shows and experiences including, 100 days of spectacular live jousting, the UK’s largest birds of prey show, the worlds first Zog Playland and hauntingly fun Halloween events.

We’re full to the turrets with things to do, so it’s no surprise that you’ll want to stay for more than just a day!

There’s a unique family experience to be had in our beautifully presented castle, with beautiful interiors throughout the Castle, where you can stay in our stunning, medieval themed accommodation.

A sleepover in our Knight’s Village offers a totally unique experience, complete with one-day castle tickets, evening activities and breakfast included as standard.

If you’re looking to relax like royalty, stay in one of our exclusive Tower Suites, with VIP extras including champagne on arrival, concierge service and a private tour.

TICKETS

Individual 3+ from – £21.00
Under 3 – Free
Carer – Free

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Opening Hours

Monday: 10:00 - 16:00

Tuesday: 10:00 - 16:00

Wednesday: 10:00 - 16:00

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Thursday: 10:00 - 16:00

Friday: 10:00 - 16:00

Saturday: 10:00 - 16:00

Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00

FAQ's

Is there on-site parking?

There are a limited number of parking spaces, close to the castle entrance and reserved for blue badge holders, in both our Stratford Road and Stables car parks. Please note standard parking charges apply for daytime and most evening events.

Is there wheelchair access?

Wheelchair hire There are a limited number of wheelchairs available for the use by our guests. is required. Should you wish to use a Warwick Castle wheelchair please ask any member of staff who, who will be happy to assist you. Please note wheelchairs are only available on a first come first served basis and cannot be booked in advance of your visit. Mobility Scooter hire Warwick Castle now has two electric mobility scooters available for guests to hire. These can be pre-booked by contacting accessibility@warwick-castle.com Please note that any guest wishing to hire a scooter must first take part in a short orientation with a member of staff prior to use.

Are there any restaurants or cafes at Warwick Castle?

The Stables and Courtyard shops are fully accessible to wheelchair users, as are the Conservatory Tea House and all external retail and refreshment units. The Undercroft Restaurant and the Kingmaker shop require a series of steps to enter and may not be accessible to some guests with reduced mobility. (33 steps in total)

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Josie Taylor

in the last week

This was a late in the season visit. Not all the attractions and vendor stands were open. It did not spoil the visit. The best attraction was the falconry quest. The birds were amazing and the handlers ensured that everyone was buzzed by a bird. The barn owls was majestic and graceful. The peregrine falcon was fast and precise. When looking up at the condor as it flew over was awesome. At the end of the show I couldn't tell you what the birds were, but the sky was full. It was amazing, worth the 3 hour drive for this. The horrible histories maze was fun and informative. There are peacocks everywhere. Other wildlife in abundance squirrel's, Robin's and ducks. There are plenty of seating and concession stands. There are plenty of staff who are helpful. Yes there are a lot of areas accessible for wheelchair users but it is hilly in places.

Jamie Blackwell

3 months ago

First time going, without a doubt the best castle I’ve been too and seen and I’ve seen many castles! So rich in history and well kept, amazing architecture structures and beautiful gardens that even a peacock roams freely! The kids loved the peacock and play area that is here too, really nice! Some of the best views from on top too, not one if your afraid of heights tho! Birds of prey a thing of beauty and good how low they fly over you so be prepared haha. Great too see how the catapult works too. All in all a fantastic day for adults and children alike. Be prepared to be bag checked on the way in along with metal detecters, our pushchair set this off lol. This is the only wait you will have. Pushchair and wheelchair friendly! All in, well done Warwick Castle! Will be visiting you again!

hoda golpayegani

in the last week

Amazing! I enjoyed spending half a day visiting this stunning castle. It’s so big and beautiful, I could stay there the whole day. I love to go again.

Ethan Mcguire

2 months ago

Had a fantastic day with my dad. Birds of prey are fantastic! Really loved seeing them! Lots to see and do. Lot's of choice of food and drink. It's well worth the money. The car park has plenty of space. It's a good day out for the family or just going your own. The castle was really good! Something for everyone. 😁👍. Plenty of toliets. Clean.

Brian Morrall

2 weeks ago

Not quite as big as you would think it is. However, there are lots of things to do. Enjoyed the 30 minute history lessons (Andrew was brilliant) and the walks around the walls (except the 20 minute wait to get down from the tower). We got there early and didn't stop all day, however was disappointed that it closed bang on 4pm, so felt we missed out on an hour or so of daytime to finish off the walks around the grounds we didn't do.

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