The oldest castles in the world that are still open for visitors unveil centuries of history within their walls and stones.

While the UK enjoys a spell of sunny weather - and as new research reveals 8 in 10 Brits are opting for a staycation in 2025 ...

Nestled in the Tyne Valley, Hexham is a Northumberland gem that punches above its weight for history and charm. The ...

Cara, who runs The Magic Geekdom channel, spent the day in Knaresborough and said she was "seriously considering" moving to ...

The ruins of Moira Castle appear to have been discovered by a group of school children digging with Belfast archaeologists.

Buried treasure, castles, and Elden Ring churches are marked here ... Mission Objective- highlights the active quest targets when applicable. Ruins- mark the ancient surface structures that guard the ...

Powis Castle is in East Wales, a short way over the border from England. and a 45-minute drive from Shrewsbury. It was built in 1200 and is perched on a rock above the gardens, which are as famous and ...

You will also be able to spot the ruins of the magnificent Dunstanburgh Castle in the distance, which once defended the shores of Northumberland coast as far back as 700 years ago.

THE UK is home to a tiny castle that people might not have heard of – but people say its just like a Disney film. Scotney Castle sits on its own island in Kent and is surrounded by a huge moa… ...

On April 27, 1949, a plea for the preservation by the Office of Works of the ruins of Sandal Castle as an ancient monument was made by the Mayor of Wakefield (Councillor W.J. Luxford ...

A small watchtower was later built within the ruins, suggesting the site retained local importance. Over the years, the name ‘Fort Charles’ was mostly dropped in favour of the colloquial ‘Salcombe ...

The most famous landmark in Colchester is its Norman castle, one of the largest of its kind in Europe. Built in 1076, it was William the Conqueror’s first stone castle in England, constructed on ...