Warwick Castle

Warwick and the castle is well worth a visit for a relaxing weekend away! Second time here and sure sit wont be the last!
Can be a bit expensive when you pay £22 for an adult plus £6 or £10 on top for parking!
Plus £6 if you want to take a look at the dungeons.
Also just looked on their site now when writing this and the adult ticket is now showing £26 which to be fair is now taking the Michael a bit in my opinion for the bank holiday weekend coming up!

The dungeon experience was fantastic, the actors put some real effort in to make it fun. Falconry quest was incredible, really good show with the birds flying right through the crowds. A great day out.

Great day out for the family, lots to see and do even with parts of the inside closed. Still managed to spend 5 hours there. Well worth the visit.

Amazing place to visit time and time again.
Loads of Shows to watch, the Javelin is always a favourite.
The grounds are amazing, loads of space it never seems too busy.

A great place to visit for all the family and it's full of so much history.
We especially loved seeing Richard Neville on his lovely horse with lots of photo opportunity, Also lots of places to sit and have your lunch outside.
We'll definitely be coming back for another visit.

Such a lovely place to visit. It can be pricey but we've never had a bad day out here. Good food and never had issues parking.

Really great castle, beautiful and impressive. However, I miss options for glutenfree food here! In the restaurant, you smell really lovely pizzas and garlic bread. It would be great if this castle will look at this matter.

Great two days spent in the castle. Really friendly staff. Highlights for me was the birds of prey display, the dungeon and the great hall. Only negative was that the food was fairly standard.

Great visit even though the weather was not to good the kids loved the horrible history maze and the bird show the guy that did the show today was EXCELLENT! !! Loved Archie the owl. Peacocks and peacock garden lovely I loved the house shame there were not that many wax models as Henry and his wife's were fab ! and the kids enjoyed the Princess tower . Only moans were £10.00 parking and cost of 4 self service hot drinks £9.00 ouch !!!! The bird show made up for it 😊
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Food was lovely good! It was buffet style and the castle was nice but when we went it was a pretty windy day. Nothing bad. The staff were lovely and the kids pageant play area is awesome for all ages! You have to come here! We're happy to come back 😀

Brilliant. Lots to see and do. Incredible history and a beautiful setting.
The knights village is great fun. The food is good and wholesome. The entertainment with the Warwick Warriors really is great fun and makes the evening meal. Fantastic for kids, young and grown up😁.
Bravo to Warwick. Can't wait to visit again😁

A fantastic day out with lots to do and see. Has some nice gift shops too. Be prepared for forced cheering during the live shows, which if you're a kid, you'll love seeing and being a part of.

Amazing day out. Too much to do properly in one day. Make sure you don't miss the timed things you want to see. When travelling by car don't go in the first car park you see - 20 min walk to the castle. Make sure you go to the best ice cream van - waffle cones and loads of flavours. The Dungeons were really well done, as is the jousting. The birds of prey are magnificent - sit above the arena for the best experience. There's a lot of steps but if you can manage them it's worth it for the views. There's so much more. Food in The Coach House is excellent. Warwick may have been the King Maker but Warwick Castle is the King of the Castles!

Fantastic place to visit, easy to get to. Plenty to see and do for all ages. But by far the best bit was the live action war of the roses battle and jousting. The castle is small but stunning with loads of things to see in and around the grounds. Only down side is you have to pay for parking separately which is £6.

Great place well worth a visit. Make sure to check out the bird's of prey. From the top bank for best views.

Great place for a day out with plenty to see and do.

We have been several times and it never fails to be enjoyable, even when it is raining.

The trebuchet display is fascinating!

Our visit can be split into two halves. The Good and the Bad!

The good was that we had paid for a behind the scenes visit to some of the more historic parts of the castle. We had our own guide who was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and very friendly she took us around to places normally out of bounds to visitors. That part was well worth the money.

The Bad, well the dungeon for a start. We had a dungeon tour in with the price of our visit, I wish we hadn't bothered. I can only suppose that if you have small children then it would entertain them.

Whilst having a wander around the house I overheard one of the guides giving a presentation on some of the weapons, a presentation which was more Hollywood than facts, and the way that some of the rooms, displays and artifacts are set out just doesn't make sense.

Overall if you want a family theme park day out then I guess that it fits that bill, but Alton Towers is a better theme park.

If you want to see the Castle well it's not bad, there are some interesting facts and if you can get a guide then you can see some of the behind the scenes detail. It's one to tick off the list.

In some respects it's a shame that English Heritage don't own the castle it would be more at home in their collection. As a Merlin attraction it is neither one thing nor another, neither a top flight theme park nor a sympathetic restoration of one of England's greatest Castles.

On holiday to the UK from the West of Ireland, we had a fun day out at Warwick Castle.
There were plenty of activities to keep the whole family busy, from playing archery to watching a trebuchet display.
My little girl thought her visit to a real princess in the tower was magical.
The boys got a thrill from the interactive scares of the dungeons, with real dungeon masters.
We rounded the visit off with a huge chicken dinner in the castle hall. The sumptuous meal was reasonably priced and enough to feed a small army !!