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Medieval England is bought back to life at Warwick Castle but the history of the castle dates back to the 10th century. Warwick Castle offers something for everyone, young or old. This is a typical castle with a Great Hall, State rooms, Chapel, Ghost Tower and dungeons.
Outside there is a Victorian rose garden, conservatory and peacock garden and in the summer there is a full programme of activities. There are live shows demonstrating jousting, archery, falconry and combat as well as a huge reconstructed trebuchet (catapult) that is fired twice a day.
As well as Britain's most famous playwright William Shakespeare and the world famous Royal Shakespeare Theater, Travel to all the Shakespearean Houses: Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Mary Arden's House, New Place, Nash's House and Hall's Croft. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre where the Bard's plays are performed for the majority of the year. The Holy Trinity Church where Shakespeare is buried, protected by a cursed tombstone. The Old 15th Century Grammar School where Shakespeare was educated. You also get to enjoy a lovely tour through the scenic Warwickshire countryside, visiting Wilmcote, the village where Mary Arden's House (Shakespeare's mother) can be found.