
Built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, majestic Warwick Castle is situated on a bend of the picturesque River Avon at the heart of Warwickshire. The castle is surrounded by carefully groomed gardens and provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable day out. You'll experience history first-hand by watching a jousting tournament or an exciting falconry display and by exploring the castle's impressive interior.
Visit the opulent State Rooms, marvel at the grand interiors, and feast your eyes on a collection of antique furniture and fascinating artefacts such as 'Guy's Porridge Pot' and several suits of armour. Try unravelling the past's biggest mysteries in the Horrible Histories maze and discover the legendary Warwick trebuchet, the world's largest medieval siege machine. Take a stroll through the beautiful gardens and visit the island in the River Avon. You are likely to encounter the flock of magnificent peacocks that roam around the gardens. Indulge in a bit of festive magic and experience the joy of ice skating while taking in the breathtaking views of the castle. The new ice skating rink is operational from 13 November - 5 January.
Admission to the castle is £16, children under the age of three are admitted free of charge. You can also buy an annual pass for £35 or choose to make the most of it and stay at one of the Woodland lodges or in a glamping tent overnight for £43. Get a group discount if booking for seven people or more. Warwick Castle offers include parent and toddler tickets for £12, open dated castle tickets, and festive tickets that entitle you to a 45-minute skate experience in addition to entry to the castle, grounds, and gardens.
Warwick Castle is great for families and groups. With flexible bookings and special discount offers for children, you can visit the castle even when on a budget. The overnight stays are the perfect romantic getaway for couples.
Opening times are 10am - 5pm seven days a week, however these can vary depending on holidays. The Birds of Prey show is on twice a day at 12.30pm and 2.30pm. The castle can be easily reached by car or by train. It is well signposted and less than two miles from junction 15 of the M40. Parking is available in three different locations, including one right next to admissions. A direct service to Warwick railway station is available from London Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill. The railway station is approximately one mile from the castle.
Age recommendation: Children under 3 go FREE.
Voucher exchange instructions: Clients must take their vouchers to the main entrance. Please note: Entrance to the Castle Dungeon is not included in this ticket.
Opening hours: The Castle is open all year round from 10am, every day except Christmas Day. Closing times vary by date or event.