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Castles and historical sites
Explore some of the finest castles in the UK. Windsor, Leeds or Arundel. Castles come in many shapes and forms. From those that are truly magnificent and steeped in history. While others are places of historical interest which have become old ruins. Castles are a good way for children to explore and discover historical pastimes.
East Sussex
Windsor castle
Windsor castle is the Queen’s official residence. The sovereign remained here for over 900 years.
Address The official residences of the Queen, London SW1A 1AA Visit website
Arundel castle
An medieval castle dating back to the norman conquest. Situated in 40 acres of grounds and beautiful gardens. Arundel castle offers lots to explore with priceless art collection including the rossary worn by the Mary Queen of Scots at her execution.
Arundel castle, Arundel west Sussex BN18 9AB Visit website
Bodiam castle
Bodiam castle nr Robertsbridge, East Sussex TN32 5UA Visit Website
Hasting castle
There are lots to see and explore at Hasting castle. Founded at 1066 by William of Normandy. Visit the dungeons and you will get half price entry at Smugglers adventure when you purchase a castle ticket.
Hasting Castle, castle hill road, West hill Hastings Visit website
South west
Lulworth castle - Lovely historic building, lots to do to keep the kids entertained including indoor activity room and adventure play ground.
East Lulworth, Wareham BH20 5Q5 Visit website
Corfe castle
A ruined castle with hands on displays for the kids to view. Guided tours available and more.
The National trust, the square, Corfe castle, Wareham BH20 5EZ Visit website
Eastern
Oliver Cromwell house
29 St Mary’s street, Ely CB7 4HF visit website
Flag Fen Bronze Age centre
See how people lived their lives 3,000 years ago in the Bronze age. Lots to see, learn and discover.
The Droveway Northey road, Peterborough PE6 7QJ visit website
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