Overview

These are ruins, but a very popular tourist attraction, with pleasant gardens to view and many but occasional events are held here during the course of the twelve months that the castle is open for visitors. The castle has a long and interesting history, and we have found two websites we feel will give to a good overall account of the history of Kenilworth, and as they are both Brief but interesting, we invite you to check them out on the internet. www.English-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/Kenilworth castle www.English-heritage.org.uk/Kenilworth-castle

Transport & Parking

The main castle car park is not that at the front approach towards the castle, this area seems to be for general public use for various walks around the area, and at the moment for the benefit of works that are happening around the castle. The main car park is rather more at the rear of the castles, and we suggest you head straight for this car park. Our sat NAV and photos will help you find it. Sat NAV instructions. CV8 1PP. Off Castle Road, Kenilworth =========================================================== If like ourselves you don’t want to visit the castle, then we found it interesting enough to just drive to the front of the castle and view it from here. A car park is available at the Queen and Castle Inn, CV8 1ND. Small charge made even for disabled people, £2.50 for three hours, 2023. Make a couple of hours of it by taking a rest for a drink or lunch. All these places reviewed for you use the same car park. PLEASE READ REVIEWS ON EUANS GUIDE QUEEN AND CASTLE INN. LUNCH. 4 stars HARRINGTONS ON THE HILL. LUNCH. 4.5 stars TIME FOR TEA. TEA. 3.5 stars CLARADON ARMS. PUB. 3 stars

Access

Reasonable handy, a bit of a push from car park, but easy enough to then get around to see most of the castle ruins and gardens. To visit restaurants and pub listed above, use car park for Queen and Castle. CV8 1ND Reasonably flat approach to Inn.

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