Britain is not only famous as the land of mist & fog but also known as the land of magnificent castles from ancient times. Castle in England have striking architecture, however they mesmerize all visitors by the romantic and poetic beauty. Today, those beautiful castles as in fairy tales have become wonders and attract many travelers around the world.
Warwick castle is considered as the most magnificent castle of medieval times in the UK. It is also one of local attractions which attract most tourists to visit in the country. It seems to be a part of the fairy tale due to its beauty and unique architecture. In 12th century, Warwick was rebuild by stone. Through hundreds years of fierce war, the outer part of the castle has been consolidated. …show more content…
This is the castle typical castle of European construction in medieval. Although has gone through many wars but the castle's tower remains solid. Built in the 14th century, this castle played the role of a fortress against the French invaders. It is rectangular and includes 4 towers at the corners. In 1641, the castle was sold to the government and then became severely damaged. Then it was rebuilt in the 19th century, but then continued to be sold to the National Trust organization. Since then this fortress has been considered as a place to display rather than a defensive one. Finally it has become a spectacular castle as today.
Located in Warwickshire, now Kenilworth Castle is a magnificent monument. In 1244, the castle was transformed to Simon de Montfort. He led the 2nd Baron war against the King, and Keniworth used as the fortress palace. Kenilworth partially destroyed by forces of the National Assembly in 1649 to prevent it from being used as a military stronghold. Up to now only two buildings of the castle exist. Currently the castle is owned by English Heritage organization. Kenilworth Castle is a typical illustration for civil and military architecture in
Warwick castle is considered as the most magnificent castle of medieval times in the UK. It is also one of local attractions which attract most tourists to visit in the country. It seems to be a part of the fairy tale due to its beauty and unique architecture. In 12th century, Warwick was rebuild by stone. Through hundreds years of fierce war, the outer part of the castle has been consolidated. …show more content…
This is the castle typical castle of European construction in medieval. Although has gone through many wars but the castle's tower remains solid. Built in the 14th century, this castle played the role of a fortress against the French invaders. It is rectangular and includes 4 towers at the corners. In 1641, the castle was sold to the government and then became severely damaged. Then it was rebuilt in the 19th century, but then continued to be sold to the National Trust organization. Since then this fortress has been considered as a place to display rather than a defensive one. Finally it has become a spectacular castle as today.
Located in Warwickshire, now Kenilworth Castle is a magnificent monument. In 1244, the castle was transformed to Simon de Montfort. He led the 2nd Baron war against the King, and Keniworth used as the fortress palace. Kenilworth partially destroyed by forces of the National Assembly in 1649 to prevent it from being used as a military stronghold. Up to now only two buildings of the castle exist. Currently the castle is owned by English Heritage organization. Kenilworth Castle is a typical illustration for civil and military architecture in