Description
The spectacular ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle defend a headland on the rugged Northumberland coast. This now-ruined castle was begun in 1313 by Earl Thomas of Lancaster, cousin and leading baronial enemy of Edward II. He built on a massive scale, proclaiming his rivalry with the Crown. Dunstanburgh Castle is owned by the National Trust, maintained and managed by English Heritage. National Trust members get free entry.
You can explore the whole of the great castle headland, with its towered walls and sheer drops to the sea on the north side. Dunstanburgh Castle is a place famous for wildlife. Seabirds nest on the cliffs in the spring and summer, and the grassland hosts ground-nesting birds like skylarks.
Price starts from £6.50 for Adults, £3.50 for Children(5-17) and £10.00 for Family of four. If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
The Castle: The spectacular ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle defend a headland on the rugged Northumberland coast. This now-ruined castle was begun in 1313 by Earl Thomas of Lancaster, cousin and leading baronial enemy of Edward II. He built on a massive scale, proclaiming his rivalry with the Crown. You can explore the whole of the great castle headland, with its towered walls and sheer drops to the sea on the north side. Dunstanburgh Castle is a place famous for wildlife. Seabirds nest on the cliffs in the spring and summer, and the grassland hosts ground-nesting birds like skylarks. Dunstanburgh Castle is owned by the National Trust, maintained and managed by English Heritage. National Trust members get free entry. Dunstanburgh Castle has been awarded a Bronze Green Impact Award.
9.29 miles
