If you drive up, they have a parking lot nearby that you can pay to park your car in. Or you can…read morepark along the road approaching the lighthouse. You can't go inside the lighthouse so most people come and walk around it and look at it and take pictures of it. There is an exterior "fence" where people have attached padlocks symbolizing their love. It's rusting like crazy. There were a bunch of sheep fenced in nearby the lighthouse, which were cute to look at. You walk up to the lighthouse and climb up to it. Once you are at the top, you can see the other side, which is where the sea is. It seemed like there is a trail where you can walk or ride your bike. We came by car so nature exploration will be left for another day.

Awful. Very unfriendly staff - threw us out. We arrived on an afternoon, taking a stroll into the…read morecourtyard. The door was open, so we peeked in. My two young kids spotted a restroom, and went there. All off a sudden, a staff member showed up, accusing us of intrusion, and told me that I must be illiterate. I had apparently missed a small sign in an outside window, where the opening hours were written in 10 pt font. I told him that I had to wait for my family. This took a bit, and he grew more and more impatient. As my young daughter arrived, he literally shouted at us. Awful experience, don't go there unless you want to ruin your day.

This is an amazing manor castle designed in Neogothic architecture. The grounds are amazing. It is…read moreabout a 1 1/2 mile walk from the main road on a dirt path to get to the castle. It is also is a park with plenty of benches to watch the swans and geese in the moats. A wonderful spot for a tour and then picnic on the grounds. Recommendations are to take a picnic lunch, get there in the morning before the crowds and then enjoy the grounds. Make sure to take walking shoes because it will be trek getting to and back to the main road.