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- Tracing its origins to the early days of the Norman conquest and a chamberlain of King Henry I in the early 12th century, Kenilworth Castle is steeped in history.
- The castle is known to have survived the longest siege in English history when Edward I's forces threw themselves at the battlements for six whole months.
- It is also famous for the 19-day festivity in 1575, where Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, entertained Queen Elizabeth I.
- Walk in the footsteps of Tudor kings, past the massive red sandstone Norman keep and medieval great hall range.
- See the tower that the earl built to woo the queen and step onto the viewing platforms to get a 'queen's eye view.'
- The Elizabethan garden has been recreated and offers a colorful depiction of the couple's romance, thanks to its dazzling 5.5-meter (18 foot) high marble fountain as well as the bejeweled aviary.
- Check out the onsite exhibition celebrating the life and achievements of Sir John Davenport Siddeley, the car and aviation pioneer who bought the castle in his retirement.
- Explore Queen Elizabeth I's private rooms that are furnished as they were in the 1930s when the last caretaker moved out.
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- Entrance ticket to Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden
- Note: On closed dates, this site may still be open, please check English Heritage directly for more information.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why visit Kenilworth Castle?
- A treasure trove of history: Kenilworth Castle has a rich history spanning several centuries, from its medieval origins to its role in the Elizabethan era. Exploring the castle allows you to step back in time and witness the evolution of this historic site.
- An intriguing connection to Queen Elizabeth I: The castle is famously associated with Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and his efforts to impress Queen Elizabeth I. The elaborate festivities and events held at the castle during the queen's visits in the 16th century make it a unique and intriguing historical site.
- An architectural marvel: The castle is an amalgamation of different architectural styles, including medieval fortifications and Elizabethan additions. Visitors can explore the ruins of the Great Hall, Leicester's Gatehouse, the Keep, and other structures.
- A great family outing: A great family outing: With its open spaces, historical significance, and beautiful Elizabethan gardens, Kenilworth Castle is the ideal attraction for a fun family outing.
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Elizabethan Garden
Mortimer’s Tower
Designed in the Tudor style, the Elizabethan Garden is an eclectic mix of geometric patterns, symmetrical layouts, and a beautiful mix of flowers, herbs, and other plants.
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The Mortimer’s Tower was the main medieval entrance to Kenilworth Castle. It was built as a ring of stone defenses for the protection of the castle.
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Weekends: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Last entry: 30 minutes before closing time.
Best time to visit: Plan your visit to Kenilworth Castle during the spring or autumn. During these seasons, the crowds are less and you can comfortably explore Kenilworth Castle.
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Address: Castle Rd, Kenilworth CV8 1NG, United Kingdom. Find on maps.
- By bus: 24, 11, 11X
Nearest stop: Kenilworth Castle - By train: West Midlands train
Nearest stop: Kenilworth Station - By bicycle: National Route 52
Nearest stop: Kenilworth docking station
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Washrooms
- Restaurant
- Parking
- Shop
- Baby changing facilities
- Child-friendly and family-friendly
- Audio tours
- High chairs available
- Pushchairs allowed
- Dogs on leashes are allowed.
- Picnic areas
- Venue hire
- Carry a light sweater and an umbrella since the British weather is very unpredictable.
- Make it a point to check the weather on the day of your visit to Kenilworth Castle.
- Pushchairs are permitted at Kenilworth Castle.
- Dogs are also permitted to enter Kenilworth Castle, but you have to ensure that they are on a leash.
- The Queen & Castle: The Queen & Castle pub, which is located 240m from Kenilworth Castle, offers a selection of pub-style food and ales. The restaurant provides a pleasant view of the castle as well.
- The Almanack: Located 1.2 km from Kenilworth Castle, the Almanack is a contemporary gastropub with a diverse menu that includes classic British dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
- The Cross at Kenilworth: 1 km from Kenilworth Castle, The Cross is a fine dining restaurant with a modern British menu. The restaurant is known for its upscale atmosphere and creative cuisine.
- The Virgins & Castle: Located 800m from Kenilworth Castle, The Virgins & Castle is a historic pub with a cozy atmosphere that offers traditional pub fare and a selection of drinks.
Budget: Premier Inn Coventry South (7.9 km), Premier Inn Warwick Hotel (9.8 km), Britannia Hotel (10.3 km).
Mid-range: Abbeyfields Hotel (800m), Holiday Inn Kenilworth (1.2 km), Nailcote Hall Hotel (6.1 km).
Luxury: Chesford Grange Hotel (4.9 km), Mallory Court Country House Hotel & Spa (12.5 km), Ardencote (15.7 km).
Beyond Kenilworth Castle
Stoneleigh Abbey
Located 6.5 km from Kenilworth Castle, Stoneleigh Abbey is a stately home with beautiful grounds. It offers guided tours, and the estate has a rich history.
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Warwick Castle
Located 9.3 km from Kenilworth Castle, Warwick Castle is a medieval castle with well-preserved architecture, interactive exhibits, and various events throughout the year.
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Coventry Cathedral
Located 9.7 km from Kenilworth Castle, Coventry Cathedral is a stunning combination of the ruins of the medieval cathedral and the modern cathedral. The cathedral is known for its architecture and significance in the city's history.
Book nowFrequently asked questions about Kenilworth Castle tickets
How much is a ticket to Kenilworth Castle?
A Kenilworth Castle ticket will cost you around £12.7.
How to book tickets to Kenilworth Castle?
You can book tickets for Kenilworth Castle either online or offline. The best way to book tickets is online since it is cheaper and convenient.
Why should I book Kenilworth Castle tickets online?
- Convenience: You can book online tickets from anywhere and at any time. You can also choose the time and day that works best for you.
- Better rates: Ticket rates tend to be cheaper online than offline, so you will be able to enjoy significant cost savings.
- Guaranteed entry: Irrespective of the time, online tickets guarantee you entry to the attraction on the day of your visit.
- Cancellation: Online tickets can easily be canceled for a full refund.
What do Kenilworth Castle tickets include?
Kenilworth Castle tickets include entry access to the castle on the day of your visit.
How do I access the Elizabethan Garden and Mortimer’s Tower?
Access to the Elizabethan Garden and Mortimer's Tower is included with your Kenilworth Castle tickets.
What is the cancellation policy for Kenilworth Castle tickets?
You can cancel your Kenilworth Castle tickets 24 hours before the experience for a full refund.
How long does it take to complete a tour of Kenilworth Castle?
You can easily spend 1 to 2 hours touring Kenilworth Castle.