Caernarfon castle

Caernarfon castle is a UNESCO world heritage site.

What this King Edward I's Constantinople?

He certainly paid a high price for a majestic monster of a castle which now forms part of a world heritage site.

Did you know?

- Although it's in the care of Cadw, Carnarfon Castle is still owned by Her Majesty the Queen.

- The construction of the castle began in 1283 and went on for nearly half a century. Despite this, the fortress was never completed as planned!

- Since 1986, Caernarfon's castle and town walls have formed part of a UNESCO world heritage site:'Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd'.

General information:

phone number- 01286 677 617

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Assistance dogs only

Where to visit next...

- Bryn Celli Ddu Burial Chamber

- Criccieth Castle

- Beaumaris Castle

- Penmon Priory

- Dolbadarn Castle

- Harlech Castle

- Strata Florida Abbey

- Castell y Bere

- Cymer Abbey

- Dolwyddelan Castle

-Plas Mawr, Conwy

- Conwy Castle

- Rhuddlan Castle

- Denbigh Castle

- Rug Chapel

- Dolforwyn Castle

- St. Winefride's Chapel and Holy Well

- Ewloe Castle

- Montgomery Castle

- Valle Crucis Abbey

- Flint Castle

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