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Wales

Pembroke Castle

Pembroke Castle is an iconic landmark that stands as a reminder of the rich heritage and culture that Wales has to offer. Located in Pembrokeshire, this impressive fortress was built by Roger de Montgomery in 1093 and has been a prominent feature of the Welsh landscape ever since. With its towering walls and turrets, many visitors are inspired by the sheer power of this formidable monument; it’s easy to imagine why it was chosen as the setting for Shakespeare’s famous play Richard III!

Today, Pembroke Castle continues to be an important part of Welsh history and a must-see destination for tourists. Visitors can explore its well-preserved ramparts, dungeons, banqueting hall and great chapels while taking in breathtaking views over Milford Haven estuary. It’s possible to have access to a range of attractions such as guided tours, audio visual displays and re-enactments of historic events that occurred at Pembroke Castle.

The medieval Pembroke Castle Wales is an historical building and the start of the Tudor Dynasty.

Read what others share about their experience

Jonathan Collins

2 months ago
You have to pay for parking and the walk to the castle 🏰 which took us abouts 5 minutes. Buy your tickets at the ticket office then enter a magical castle. There is so much to do and see, we spent 4 hours here but I think you spend more time here. There is so many steps up and down and lots of rooms. It seemed to never end. The actual castle...
Elisha Cook

a month ago
Absolutely worth the visit, so glad I came here. Learnt so much and its so big. Climbed the 100 spiral steps to the top of the tower and the view was fantastic. Well worth the £13 admission food and drink served there and the staff were great
Danie M

3 months ago
A really amazing castle to visit. More than just an average ruin with walls, you get to climb inside the towers, and walk along the ramparts, and explore a paleolithic cave, dungeons, and climb the keep. Also not too busy (we came in April). Really stunning and worthwhile! Would come again. Definitely need strong legs for all the steps, good...
Victoria W

2 months ago
We had a lovely few hours exploring the castle- the scenes really brought the history to life, the information boards were great and admission price was very reasonable. We had food in the cafe before exploring- the staff were very friendly and the food was so delicious and great to taste local ingredients. I managed to pick up a plant in the...
David Elsmore

a month ago
Lots of rooms/spiral stairs/battlements/information displays. Audio tour via QR codes and the regular free guided tours are well worth it. Cafe is good with a range of snacks and cakes. Book on line for a 10% discount and park in one of the free carparks, try West Street.