American Reacts to The Top 10 Castles to Visit in England!! *INSANE*

[@lynnejamieson2063]

As far as I’m aware Alnwick (pronounced annick) Castle was only used in the first Harry Potter film. It’s the flying lessons scene that was filmed there.

[@DC-iw9ug]

yes Annick and yes Harry Potter was filmed there

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

nottingham castle is also one to visit along with robin hood country and sherwood forest... along with over 1400 plus castles that still exist in the UK today...

[@jamesthemachinedean]

That's just england 4000+ in uk

[@jillybrooke29]

My daughter lives near Sherwood Forest

[@ryandixon12]

@@jillybrooke29I live in edwinstowe

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

@@jillybrooke29 so do i in edwinstowe...

[@jillybrooke29]

@@ryandixon12 Daughter lives in Clipstone

[@philiptodd7062]

One left out is bamburgh castle on the north east coast of Northumberland which was used in the film Robin Hood Prince of thieves

[@zeeox]

Really? I don't really recall Bamburgh being used for that film. They used Old Wardour Castle for Robin's family home (Locksley Castle) I recall (and briefly used Alnwick for another scene, too). I mean, the film locations for that film were all over the place (including France!). ...RIP Sycamore Gap tree.

[@davehogg63]

Alnwick Castle, (pronounced ANNIK) also contains The Fusilier Museum of the County Regiment. I volunteer there one day per week. Northumberland has more castles than any other County, as well as Bastles, which are fortified farmhouses.

[@timthomsonart]

Not cheap though - and shame the gardens are a separate ticket price (but the upkeep must be huge!) - worth a visit though if only once in your lifetime... Warkworth Castle is my favourite, many a childhood summer playing hide and seek in the keep! Bet it's a nice place to volunteer!

[@davehogg63]

@@timthomsonart I like Warkworth too, The Fusilier Museum is free.

[@davehogg63]

We will be putting on an Exhibition at Alnwick railway on 27 July

[@RushfanUK]

Pele Towers as well.

[@lynnejamieson2063]

Launceston Castle in Cornwall used (and may still) to have a music festival in the grounds every year called Castle Rock. If you have the money and you’re in Edinburgh at the time of the Tattoo (and obviously book it in time), you can buy tickets for the Tattoo that include a meal in specific rooms of Edinburgh Castle before taking your seat to watch the pipes and drums of the Tattoo. Many of the castles of the UK are still used as military barracks, so also played roles during WWII (though not to the same extent as Dover). I would suggest that if you’re planning on visiting lots of castles and stately homes when you visit the UK, it’s worth looking into getting a membership of one of the heritage trusts, like English Heritage or Scottish Heritage or Cadw (the Welsh heritage trust, as in the first year it covers your entry into the the specific trust you joined but gives you a reduced rate for the others but from the start of your second year of membership, entry into all of the heritage trusts is included. So if you’re going to be visiting a lot of their properties, it massively reduces the costs involved.

[@MarkEvans22]

I live in Rochester... The castle was started in 1080's and stands 113ft tall and is one of the first Norman Castles to be built in this style... Rochester was a Roman settlement and been a walled city since the 3rd century!

[@timberwolf5211]

It's my local castle too.

[@suepoole8323]

Attended a Meat Loaf concert at Warwick Castle.. set in the grounds it was just perfect, a hot Summer's day and evening, a beautiful sunset and Meat Loaf on stage.

[@Mr9ig]

As an Englishman I’m very proud of our castles, but tbh if you want to see a real castle check out Krak des Chevaliers in Syria. Built by the Christian’s as a defence against the Muslims it is massive!

[@akalilblu]

Hever Castle in Kent is also a lovely castle with a mote. And Hurst Castle is a castle that is actually in the sea and you get to by boat unless the tide is out. xx

[@claregale9011]

Hi JT , Britain is basically a museum in itself , my local church dates back to 1080 . 😊

[@frogmaster83]

What they didnt mention about Bodiam castle is the moat is full of monster sized carp. Its 10 minutes up the road from me.

[@zeeox]

Yeah... not exactly a fishing challenge for JT! Just put a bit of cheeseburger on a string and you'd quickly catch a fat one.

[@nigelanscombe8658]

Yes, done a few of those castles; Rochester, Arundel and Bodiam (by train from Tenterden) so far.

[@nigelanscombe8658]

I’ve visited quite a few castles around Kent and East / West Sussex.

[@nigelanscombe8658]

Yep, done Warwick castle too. Never been inside the Tower of London but passed it many times.

[@helenatyeo6840]

You can stay at knights village next to warwick castle we did it was great ,also done out as a knights cabins ..warwick has so much inside to do and look at it's amazing 😊

[@AndrewwarrenAndrew]

11th century was a good time to be a Stonemason.

[@HDSalvage]

When I was little a grew up going to Warwick Castle and Windsor Castle. They are so fun and the history is insane. You defiantly need to go and visit.

[@angelahawman4263]

Rochester castle is where the movie "Iron Clad" was set. These are only English Castles and mainly "down South". Wales has more castles than anywhere else. So do your tourist thing, then go to Wales for camping & castles. Harlech, Caernarvon and Conwy are my favourites. Others are: Skipton, Mary Queen of Scots, was imprisoned there. Scarborough, built by Vikings and Bamburgh known as "Bebbanburgh" in the Last Kingdom series & movie.

[@timberwolf5211]

Out of all of the castles on this list, the only ones I've not been to, so far, are Highclere, Alnwick and Windsor. All the others I have. I think I'm up to 15 or more so far. Dover Castle is 45 miles away, Bodium Castle, the one with the moat,is 32miles, Leeds is only 14 miles miles away, and Rochester Castle, my favourite, is only 3 miles away. Rochester castle is the tallest keep castle in England. It was held at siege by King John in 1215 AD He undermined one of the towers to get in, and when the tower was rebuilt, it was rebuilt with a round tower, as they were harder to knock down. It was also used as the front cover of the album Legend by Irish folk group Clannad. Seems fitting as the Lefend album was the sound track to the TV series Robin Of Sherwood, who fought against King John in the stories. About 6 yrs ago, my daughter's American friend from Iowa came to the UK for six months. He'd been here a week when there was a medieval fair at Rochester Castle, and actor Adrian Paul from the series Highlander, doing his sword show, so we went. As we got out the taxi, I called Rusty's attention to see his first castle, sitting up on the hill. While he was standing still, slack jawed in awe, I casually pointed out that that castle had already been standing right there, for more than 200 yrs BEFORE his country was ever officially discovered! Lets just say, that after a day at the castle, andbthe historic Dickensian town that Rochester is, he was blown away by even the cobble stone paths! Lol

[@KC-gy5xw]

Leeds castle is lush - went to a jazz evening there, beautiful. And it's Annick! Not Awlnick..

[@wendyjenkins7737]

You were not expecting that was ya, when you saw inside the castle, you really looked surprised/shocked, love . your channels, so easy to watch, keep up the good work both you and Hanna, and the dogs and beau!!.

[@thedevilsgamingpro4801]

My great uncle was the head groundsman for highclear. My great aunt still lives on the grounds too

[@hannahrowlands2285]

I have a great view of Windsor castle from my bedroom window, living just over the river 😊 Used to go there on school trips as a child, i used to love the massive dolls house. Even remember seeing the smoke and flames from my school playground when it caught fire...

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

at windsor castle you can visit the vault at st george's chapel where many royals are buried, including Queen Elizabeth 2

[@robpotter955]

I was lucky enough years ago when I was part of a jousting team " Knights of Royal England", we got to joust at some amazing castles including Warwick. Our home castle we jousted most at was Hever castle.

[@BlasphemousBAD]

I live in Dover and the castle is spectacular when lit up at night. It dominates the skyline above the town and when you drive down the M20 (A20) there is a fantastic view of it as you drop down into the town from the chalk North Downs.

[@holoxthegreat]

Bodiam castle was just up the road from me when i was growing up...my dad used to morris dance there

[@karenclover4948]

The grounds at Alnwick are also spectacular. They have a poison garden which is fenced off and you can get a guided tour of it is really fascinating. There is so much to see in that part of the UK

[@Jawa1604]

You really should go to Windsor castle one day so that you can visit Lizzie's grave in St George's Chapel. I once went to Arundel Castle for a regional tourism conference. It was closed to the public and we got a private tour which was wonderful. At the end of the day I somehow ended up alone in the Great Hall whilst waiting for my colleague. It was a special moment and I felt very lucky to be stood by myself in such an historic room. Highclere Castle (I live about 30 mins from there) was home to one of Elizabeth II's closest friends, the 7th Earl of Canarvon, known at Porchey. He was her racing manager. Another previous Earl funded the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun. For anyone visiting the area also visit the nearby Sandham Chapel. It was built as a memorial to a son who died in WWI and worked on by another who survived. It's plain on the outside but inside is astonishing.

[@onyxstewart9587]

Arundel castle is just down a few miles away from me but I've never been inside! Went to Bodiam Castle on a school trip when I was younger.

[@dorothysimpson2804]

I have been to Warwick Castle a number of times, I love it, the same goes for the Tower of London. There is a city called "Leeds" in Yorkshire, it has nothing to do with Leeds Castle, which is in Kent. Wales, especially North Wales has many castles, all different from each other.

[@davidrobinson970]

What a lot of people forget about the Tower of London is that it is still listed as a prison - it has held the Kray Twins & Rudolf Hess for a time!

[@emilyjayne77]

JT, I’d love to see your reaction to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. It’s 45 mins from me. Were so fortunate to have these beautiful places on our doorstep xx

[@badfairy9554]

Love it. been many times.

[@shonagriffiths8907]

Alnwick Castle has a poison garden that is kept locked unless you are accompanied by a guide. The tours are really interesting. Highly recommended if you want to pretend you're a Borgia.

[@OriginalHandprint]

I live just minutes from Rochester - the castle was actually built on a Roman site, and there are still parts of those walls still standing

[@planekrazy1795]

They missed out a very important bit from Highclere Castle. It is the seat of the Earl's of Carnarvon. The 5th Earl financed Howard Carter's search for the Tomb of Tutankhamun and was there when the Tomb was opened. He died in Egypt supposedly of the Mummy's Curse , but it is more likely it was from and infected Mosquitoe bite (Sepsis).

[@valeriewalker3886]

Alnwick castle is fantastic. The poison garden is a must see and the tree house.

[@amblebee]

Warwick Castle is amazing! Been there so many times and never gets boring! I'm actually going to see McFly (british band) there this week! They do music concerts in the castle courtyard!

[@RRaZoreDD]

The one thing I hate about this list of castles is the fact that Bamburgh castle, often voted no. 1 to visit isn't on there. Also I used to live in Littlehampton and I had a great uninterrupted view from my bedroom of Arundel castle. Which I think has now been spoilt by new builds.

[@robertpetre9378]

Oundle Castle is definitely worth visiting where I live in Brighton and East Sussex it is not that hard to get to by car or train and it is not too expensive to get into the castle and explore the different rooms and see the amazing view from the top of the castle 🏰.

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

I love Ludlow Castle it is wonderful, Ludlow is a must visit . Richards Castle is a pre Norman, Norman Castle it is supposedly the first stone castle, it has amazing views.

[@patchpepper9354]

Another one worth a visit is Carlisle Castle in Cumbria.

[@ravenfaebowie]

I go to Rochester Sweeps every single year! I've even been in the procession with Jack in the Green 💚💚💚

[@timglennon6814]

Warwick Castle. 🏰 I’ve been there a couple of times on school trips, or as you Americans call them, ‘Field Trips’.

[@richardmiller3922]

Hey JD, I did the train journey from Tenterden to Bodium a few years ago and it was great! The only problem was that I did not to go on the steam train as I wanted too, but had to travel on a very old deisel electric train which was very interesting instead. I'm sure that Anna and yourself will be cockerhoop when you do it.

[@Amy-tb3rd]

I watched England lose the euro final in Lincoln castle grounds, was a beautiful backdrop with a flyover from the red arrows… still went home crying 😭😭😂

[@philiptodd7062]

There are four castles just a short drive from where I live in the north east barnard castle which is also the town in teesdale Richmond castle in North Yorkshire Bolton castle where I attended a barbecue in the dungeon which is also in North Yorkshire and raby castle in the Durham dales

[@muppetsstoogesfan1]

I wouldn't mind seeing you and Anna react to some British tv. Particularly Downton Abbey. Only one person in the whole of KZbinland has reacted to Downton start to finish. It's one of the best shows in the entire world.

[@paulguise698]

Hiya JT, I'm surprised Carlisle wasn't on this list, next time I go to Carlisle, I'll buy some postcards for you of Carlisle Castle and other things, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

[@jonathangoll2918]

And there are so many others...Other commenters have corrected the pronunciation of Alnwick, and mentioned the beautiful Bamburgh Castle. In the displays sometimes held at these castles, there are indeed actors. But I believe - other commenters may have taken part and can tell us - that there is a whole tournament scene. Obviously there are limits, but there is some real fighting. Dressed in armour, people fight each other standing up. Not for the faint-hearted!

[@BobbierocksBuster1415]

You from up here in the Great north east?

[@Swansea32]

They also have music concerts at Rochester. I think B*Witched are there this year. Trip to Alnwick for Anna

[@jillybrooke29]

I live near Arundel and Bodiam Castles, beautiful places in Sussex. Leeds and Hever Castles are lovely too. Went to a free pop festival in '72 in Windsor Great Park.😅

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

Bodiam castle is just down the road from a steam railway and also opposite a lovely pub

[@kelly6504]

I live 7 miles from Dover & it's gorgeous. I love visiting the secret war time tunnels built into the chalk of the white cliffs. When you drive into Dover you get an amazing view of the castle sitting high. Leeds castle is also stunning & is independently owned, your entrance ticket is valid for a year (or was last time I went) so we used to take picnics & a book just to enjoy the grounds. Heaver castle, the childhood home of Anne Boelyn is also high up there. We're very lucky in Kent

[@user-ev1tl5rf7o]

Warwick Castle looks great, doesn't it? It's actually been turned into a theme park and is exceedingly expensive!

[@Kn8ght6930]

Lumley caste in Chester-le-Street, County Durham (North East England) have fantastic medieval banquets.

[@margaretdoyle7259]

Took my grandchildren glamming in Warwick castle was 2 great days x

[@enemde3025]

I live a 10 minute walk away from ROCKINGHAM CASTLE in Northamptonshire, England. It was built by William the Conqueror. It is still inhabited by the Saunders-Watson family. I don't know why it never gets a mention in these videos ?

[@seanfair1975]

That big tower at Warwick castle has sooooo many steps i nearly died 😂 Of you want an OLD castle Portchester castle near my city of Portsmouth is originally a roman fort converted into a norman castle by king John

[@adamsmith1421]

Small but perfectly formed Carisbrooke castle on the Isle of Wight is worth a visit 👌🏼

[@badfairy9554]

Nottingham castle has the Tripe To Jerusalem pub under it, opened 1189 . Half pub half cave.

[@jamesthemachinedean]

I went last month, absolutely love Nottingham but I found the pub far more superior than the castle as a lot of the original castle isn't there anymore but that being said the interactive area is cool and the children's mini castle play area is a nice touch

[@badfairy9554]

@@jamesthemachinedean I went one day and a good looking Robin Hood was there. I lost the power of speech. 😍

[@jamesthemachinedean]

@@badfairy9554 haha that's funny

[@badfairy9554]

@@jamesthemachinedean Yes. I meet a hot man and end up sounding like Scooby Doo.

[@lextex3280]

Warwick is my home town, I grew up on a housing estate 2 mins walk from the Castle. My friends and I used to play in the castle grounds when we were kids, (70s-80s), until you get spotted by the security that is. Lol. The castle and the grounds looked very different back then, due to neglect of the owners. when madam tussauds bought the castle they started to renovate it, which is still going on today.

[@ianjardine7324]

13:32 Recognise this room J.D. ? Lizzy did many T.V apperances in this room and it's appeared in many ' TV shows films and documentaries. Seeing it again just reminds me she's gone and makes me sad.

[@keithweelands5822]

Yo J T I booked Alnwick Castle for my daughters wedding. It cost me my arm and leg but was well worth it and they are still married 15 years later.

[@edwardmullins2716]

I grew up near arundel castle went there all through my childhood such a great place

[@digidol52]

Even the Brits can't pronounce Alnwick, it's "Annick" .

[@mattbentley9270]

I didn't know there was a castle there, its awesome

[@RoyCousins]

It's a computer generated voice. That's why some of the pronunciations come out oddly.

[@wembley636]

@@RoyCousins really? I don't thinks so

[@djs98blue]

@@RoyCousinsyup it’s definitely AI generated.

[@christineschmidt8501]

I visibly winced. I want the AI to watch the MapMen ep on place names.

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

Not saying I'm a nerd or anything 😜 but I was the kid who loved going on school trips to castles and cathedrals. My friend and his family had yearly passes to The English Heritage and would take me and my brother with them on days out to castles and stately homes. Warwick castle is my favourite though, especially as you could explore the underground tunnels. We must have been there dozens of times throughout the 1990s, and the events they put on are spectacular ❤ I've not been for a long time though as life kinda gets in the way but I really want to go back again soon

[@stephiistarr243]

What the video doesn't mention is the World War 2 tunnels made into the white cliffs of Dover, used as a hospital, secret plans headquarters and a few other things it's HUGE but you're only able to view the upper levels due to safety, though the last time I went a good 10 years ago now I think there were mentions of them excavating and unflooding some of the lower levels

[@TheTwoFingeredBulldog]

Stayed at Warwick castle 3 times, done the glamping, in the chalets and even stayed inside the castle which was a great experience, although it sets you back a few bob for the night 😂😂😂

[@mattbentley9270]

I live in Hampshire near Highclere, its cool

[@daveofyorkshire301]

If you've got between 1-20 million you could probably buy a castle with land or even an estate, which could even be a business like hospitality (hotel), hunting, farming, bound housing etc...

[@anta3612]

Please do a reaction to Welsh castles!

[@ianjardine7324]

When you visit many of the events held in these places can be a little expensive as can the gift shops and cafés so pack a lunch. I understand they need all the money they can get to keep the building in good condition but the cost for visitors can ad up fast. So my advice is to save money on food and plan your visit around one of their fantastic events that you don't mind paying a little extra to see. Because that way you can have a fun day out and have more money to go do it again a few times before you go home. Many people un the Uk are members of the national trust which is a very old organisation that owns and funs most of these like your national parks service but its a charity and you pay an annual subscription fee to get free entry to thousands of beautiful hostoric sights off season and ticket discounts to big events.

[@DavidGirling]

Give any kid a cardboard box and the tubes from toilet rolls and kitchen rolls and they will automatically make a model of Bodiam Castle even if they have never seen it. It is also the first castle any kid builds from the sand on the beach; four bucketfuls for the corners then fill in the gaps.

[@NicBeech-ue3cr]

Bolsover Castle is good to visit I think it's a little expensive to get in these days but still worth going I've not been in since I was a kid but driven past plenty of times still think it's crazy we have a Castle in half decent distance to where I live it's literally a 10 minute drive away

[@dudeiow]

One castle that never seems to be in these lists is Carisbrooke castle being the home to one of Queen Victoria’s children and the prison for King Charles before he was beheaded. Also set on a beautiful Island just off the coast of the UK that also houses the impressive holiday home of queen Victoria

[@valeriewalker3886]

I live 10 mins from Pontefract castle. Not much left of it. They do great ghost walks round halloween time.

[@kudapooda9993]

Jt I live not fare from Warwick castle ,i live in coventry UK and WE have two cathredarels .one got bombed in the second would war. And the new cathredarel has the graduation of the student's .Thank you for sharing that .😄😄👍👍💖💟

[@charmianjohnson2364]

Arundel castle is well worth a visit. I think it is closed on one day, could be Monday but check.

[@kopynd1]

there's something about bamburgh castle maybe its the beach and its location, or being an extra for 2 days in the film Macbeth 1971 no doubt al be back next week when am up at Berwick, why not stop at Chilingham castle for a couple of nights

[@lavender-rosefox8817]

Oh btw one of the towers of Warwick Castle is actually haunted as is the dungeon

[@geoffpriestley7310]

Castles have lots of uses my wife was born in a castle its on her birth certificate. It just happened to be the local maternity hospital at yhe time

[@DannyFR30]

I lived 200m away from the same place the 1st eved king of England lived. His sister was eid of polesworth some 700 years ago. I never knew this till recently. I walked past the old building ect all the time, but as a kid.....its just where i lived. I went back and learned a lot. I also used to smoke at Tamworth castle daily lol, the capital of mercia. (Same castle wqs used on tv series the last kingdom on netflix)

[@weejackrussell]

If ever you come to the UK you will find castles all over the place. E.g. I live within a few minutes' drive from several as well as near many stately homes. You can see some castles and stately homes from railway lines and the motorways but they will not necessarily be mentioned as you pass them. He didn't cover the Scottish and Welsh castles. Have a look e.g. at Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle as well as Caernarfon* (Carnarvon**) and Conwy* (Conway**). [*= Welsh spelling, ** =English spelling, look under both spellings!] A lot of our castles did not slowly deteriorate, they were destroyed by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil Wars. He was responsible for the wanton destruction of castles in many of the places he had control over. He was also responsible for transporting people who disagreed with him or who had been in the opposing armies to the Americas. This includes the persecution of people from Ireland too. Had he not been so destructive they too would proably still be in tact like the ones you saw on this video. There are, of course, hundreds of castles that are still as they were but also many that are ruins.

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

cant believe Bamburgh isnt on the list.....

[@peaeater1]

"Cheese 'n' rice". I'm stealing that phrase!!!

[@richarddavies4322]

If you want a clean version of Rochester take a look at the tower of london

[@penshaw2]

It is unbelievable they have missed out Bamburgh Castle and to be honest Raby castle too. There are so many incredible castles in England and I have been lucky enough to have visited most of them in the UK. Northumberland has more castles than any other county in England including Alnwick shown here.

[@BobbierocksBuster1415]

Englands' green and pleasant land ohh and it's castles

[@PaladinLewis]

The first one is the one closest to me

[@annedootson6456]

No Bamburgh Castle Northumberland IS A must it's on a beach check it out

[@user-nq9ju7kk2m]

I have at least 3 Castles within 12 miles of where I live. Plus many stately homes. I don’t think we appreciate these things as much as we should.

[@stevekenilworth]

Warwick castle just 4 miles from my house, even did my driving test through Warwick and tight streets and through narrow castle walls, of course was not just in warwick it lasted 55 - 58 min we took a tour whole area and many towns. warwick castle is very well kept even took part in a medevil show / event. 4 miles away where i live now has castle Kenilworth castle its big but a lot less complete but still pretty and yearly fireworks display castle great backdrop to images and many times go in local news papers even last event adverts i sen all over west midlands use my images so seen by millions. my mum and uncle did take part in the shows we had bird prey stand all in period costume inc me and my brother along with real long bows and arrows we walk show with bird prey, often big eagle owl, mum and uncle did the fights going in to battle so they were armored up but even so battles they get carried away and hits with swards can give bruising lasting weeks. my uncle also made armor and swards and some clothing and even some of it was made for displays inside the castles, sadly he made his last bit armor really nice helmet best he ever made he said he wish he made him self one at same time but be on display in one castles i have to ask him which one. sadly been out of it for some year my mum but uncle still made armor and weapons and clothing right to this year. growing up school years interesting times, we traveled all over wales to so many castle for events and few in England but mainly wales, and everyone from show bring caravans park up field a huge fire real music and get hammered very drunk it was really fun times and when not travelling we had 5 birds prey in back yard eagle owl, barn owl, long eared owl, buzzard, kestrel. but been a long time since my mum kept them but my uncle till this year amazing animals. mum forced to give up shows for health and was not right keeping bird locked up as shows they get outing and chance to fly so without the events they went to place what could. great times through younger years.

[@coffeecolic5799]

If I walk out of my front door and look to the left I can see Dover castle up on the hill.

[@laurenC91.]

Really think Chillingham castle should also have been in there as it is well known as the most haunted castle, still has cannons out front, stone wall rooms and a stone dungeon, it's the exact depiction of the type of castle you had in mind and it has it's own resident breed heard of cows on it's land too for Anna 😉😂

[@distracted5097]

Its not on the list but Dunster Castle in somerset and Raby Castle in Durham are a must see

[@Historic_Adventures_UK]

ive done lots of videos on castles allover the uk

[@rickyslack4829]

Carlisle Castle

[@TheMrbazooka]

Top Job chap 🤘

[@spitfireace87]

dover is a power castle i live haere we got shelled from mainland france much during ww2

[@craftycasting9578]

you could visit 11 castles a day and it would only take you a year to see all the uk's castles

[@Leftpeg8379]

Do Scottish castles next!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!