Warwick Castle, A Palace with Medieval Architectural Style

Europe / Northern Europe / United Kingdom
19 Jun, 2016
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Warwick Castle Outside Area

On this occasion we are still discussing traveled around the UK, and one of tourist destinations that you should visit is the Warwick Castle. Here, tourists will get a peaceful rural atmosphere that became home to the Warwick Castle.

You can arrive at Warwick Castle, if heading Warwick that are in the small town of Warwickshire, this city provides a quiet atmosphere and away from the bustle because the population of about 27,000 residents. Warwick Castle looks very intriguing when you look at it from the edge of the River Avon, where the clear water of the river combined with the architectural design of the castle is very typical.

So you and the family set foot on the green park of Warwick Castle, then you will see this castle has the architectural design of the medieval era, because the Palace of Warwick was built by William the Conqueror in 1068 as a residence for himself and his family as well as members of the kingdom.

Lots of travelers who, along Warwick Castle, most of them carrying a camera or smartphone to take a picture of the castle from a distance. At first, William the Conqueror builds this palace of wood, then the renovation process carried out in the twelfth century with stone materials, and the improvement process of this castle is made in the fourteenth century until the seventeenth century, thus becoming more luxurious and more magnificent.

After changing ownership, in the 17th century Warwick Castle officially purchased by the Tussauds Group in 1978. The Tussauds Group opened this magnificent castle as a tourist destination. And now, this luxurious palace is protected the British government by making it as Ancient Monuments.

The popularity of Warwick Castle is getting dressed up in 2001, when entered on the list of Top 10 historic houses and monuments by the British Tourist Authority. You already toured Warwick Castle will be taken on a fairy tale for various hallways, rooms, and part of the palace is similar to the Princess Cinderella fairy tale.