Name: Pembroke Castle
Rating: 5.0

Pembroke Castle

Castle Terrace, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire SA71 4LA, UK

1-99 Years

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Pembroke Castle, established by the Normans in 1093, Pembroke is one of Wales’ most impressive and formidable castles. Join one of our daily free tours with our friendly guides and immerse yourself in amazing stories spanning over 900 years. Take in the unique Great Keep, built by Europe’s “Greatest Knight”, William Marshal, hear about pivotal historical events, from the birth of the first Tudor King, Henry VII, right through to the huge battle that changed the course of the English Civil War.

One of the most striking features of Pembroke Castle is its massive round keep, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The castle's walls enclose a large courtyard, and visitors can explore various towers, gatehouses, and the impressive Great Hall. The subterranean Wogan Cavern, accessible from within the castle, adds an element of mystery and intrigue.

Price starts from £11.00 for Adults(16+ yrs), £8.00 for Children(3-15 yrs). 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.

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Features

The Castle: Established by the Normans in 1093, Pembroke is one of Wales’ most impressive and formidable castles. Join one of our daily free tours with our friendly guides and immerse yourself in amazing stories spanning over 900 years. Take in the unique Great Keep, built by Europe’s “Greatest Knight”, William Marshal, hear about pivotal historical events, from the birth of the first Tudor King, Henry VII, right through to the huge battle that changed the course of the English Civil War.
Exhibitions: Pembroke Castle’s rooms and towers are full of exhibitions and lifelike scenes that will guide you through its rich and captivating history. You can learn about the life of Britain’s first humans living in Wogan Cavern, the transformation of the castle from wooden fortification to stone fortress, the birth of a king and the start of the Tudor Dynasty, to a pivotal battle during the English Civil War.
Explore: One of the most striking features of Pembroke Castle is its massive round keep, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The castle's walls enclose a large courtyard, and visitors can explore various towers, gatehouses, and the impressive Great Hall. The subterranean Wogan Cavern, accessible from within the castle, adds an element of mystery and intrigue.

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Parking: There is no on-site parking available at the castle, there is plenty of public parking within a short walking distance.
Food & Drinks: They have a café and marquee (with varying opening times/seasons/menus) with a range of delicious light lunches, drinks, indulgent cakes & ice creams. Click here to see the Castle Kitchen.

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Price Details

Castle Admission:

Adult (16+): £11.00 Standard & £12.10 Including Donation.
Child (3–15): £8.00 Standard & £8.80 Including Donation.
Child (Under 3): Free.
Senior (65+): £10.00 Standard & £11.00 Including Donation.
Registered Disabled: £8.00 Standard & £8.80 Including Donation (proof of disability allowance required).
Carer: Free.

Pricing URL: https://pembrokecastle.digitickets.co.uk/tickets

Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: No

Monday - Sunday: 10:00am - 5:00pm (last entry at 4:00pm)

Address: Castle Terrace, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire SA71 4LA, UK

Post Code: SA71 4LA

Council: Pembrokeshire

County: Dyfed

By Car: Post Code for Sat Nav: SA71 4LA.
By Train: Pembroke Train Station is a 15 minute walk from the castle. Turn left when leaving the station car park, and carry on straight through Pembroke's Main Street until you reach the castle.
By Bus: There is a bus stop directly outside the castle entrance, with the following services running: 348 - Haverfordwest - Monkton via Johnston & Pembroke Dock, 349 - Haverfordwest - Tenby. 356 - Milford Haven - Monkton via Pembroke Dock
By Ferry: Our closest ferry terminal is Pembroke Port. There are 2 daily crossings from Rosslare to Pembroke via Irish Ferries, and also from Rosslare to Fishguard via Stenaline.
Parking: There is no on-site parking available at the castle, there is plenty of public parking within a short walking distance.