With 5.37 million members, 10,000 staff and thousands of volunteers, the National Trust is now the biggest conservation charity in Europe, caring for …
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May 21, 2025
The castle and grounds are beautiful , however I was horrified to see that the upper gardens have lawns that slope downwards towards a horrendous drop.There are no railings and nothing to stop a chil…Full review by Carol T
May 15, 2025
Went to the Castle on the understanding that it was dog friendly. We knew dogs are not allowed in the castle itself but on a beautiful day we were looking forward to a walk in the grounds with our we…Full review by Lorraine G
May 8, 2025
The gardens are lovely. The castle has limited rooms to visit and they are so ridiculously dark that it’s hard to see much detail. I understand the conservation reasons but this is just extreme. My …Full review by Nevis
HI. Apologies for the delay in answering your query. It’s quite a long journey from London to Powis Castle but if I were driving I would come via M1 and M54 to Shrewsbury and then turn …
HI. Apologies for the delay in answering your query. It’s quite a long journey from London to Powis Castle but if I were driving I would come via M1 and M54 to Shrewsbury and then turn off for Mid Wales. Train is easier with links from Shrewsbury to Welshpool (nearest town to Powis Castle). Lots of places in the area for short breaks too.
I've been today and saw dogs on leads but in the deer Park ..the ladies told us they were told it was ok ...!! Can I have clarification on this please 21.08.2019!!!!!!!?????
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Yeah it’s okay, I saw dogs there too and there was also a dog bowl for water :)
My husband has difficulty walking. Do you have disabled parking /transport or can I drive up to the castle and drop him off and return to the car parking?
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Don't bother going if you also want to see inside the castle. My friend is in a wheelchair. The transport from car park to entrance is good and there is a disabled toilet but the 13 steps to be …
Don't bother going if you also want to see inside the castle. My friend is in a wheelchair. The transport from car park to entrance is good and there is a disabled toilet but the 13 steps to be climbed to get into the first floor of the castle means it is NOT accessible to those who are wheelchair bound. We were given an iPad to loo at which had some photos of the interior but no accompanying information. My friend spent two hours sat in the café accompanied by one of us. My advice would be to look elsewhere
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