Discover 8 Castles In Herefordshire With Eventful Pasts & Murder Holes In The Walls

From stunning views of the River Wye to exquisite interior design and even activities for the kids, castles in Herefordshire will never disappoint. Are you brave enough to climb high and mighty towers and delve into the deepest, darkest tunnels?

Herefordshire is known for its breathtaking views, picturesque walks and attractions for all the family. There is one thing that Herefordshire always stand out for – and that’s castles. Dive into the past and visit some of the most idyllic castles in Herefordshire. They are all completely unique in their own right with their own history, their own architecture and most of all, their own charm.

This trip into history will provide you with a physical link to the past, plus with the advantage of most visits remaining free or at little cost, you will no doubt have a fabulous time at one of these castles.

Treat your little ones to a spine-tingling visit to these castles over the half term break. Get dressed up in your spookiest outfit for Halloween and creep around the castle grounds. Embark on a family adventure exploring their spooky pasts, ghastly ghost stories and frightening folklore.

History & Heritage

One of the great medieval defense structures on the border of England & Wales.....

National Trust, Leominster

Lavish country mansion, surrounded by 1500 acres of historic woodland, farm & parkland......

Longtown Castle Longtown Castle ia a powerful thick-walled round keep dating from the mid-12th century,

Castle

15th-century castle with spectacular gardens and a famous maze, open for day visitors & weddings......

Castle & Events

Historic house full of medieval armour, arboretum, lake, walks, trails & varied events......

English Heritage

One of the finest and best preserved of all English medieval castles......

Clifford Castle Clifford Castle is one of the earliest Marcher Castles, Clifford Castle guarded a

Castle Ruins, Leominster

Important castle in the history of the Welsh Marches, major centre of power for over 500 years......