An impressive castle ruin (free to visit) and well worth the climb up the hill from the town to get…read morethere! It was built in the 13th century to guard the border but has been a ruin since the 17th century. There are absolutely beautiful views of the surrounding countryside from up there, great for photography or just to sit and admire!

I was hesitant to come here as the pricing seemed a little high, and it wasn't the only castle I…read morewas planning on visiting while I was in Wales. It was well worth the price, however, as the castle gardens and museum are pristinely kept, and the staff knowledgeable of the histories surrounding the artifacts and paintings within, it was a very enjoyable experience. You're not allowed to photograph any of the interior of the castle, as per the wishes of the castle's resident as he is still technically the owner, but I really wish there were some sort of virtual tour available online so I could get a better look at some of the paintings and pottery. The entire castle is very dimly lit, probably for the purpose of preserving the art from light damage, and it was very difficult to see much as there were rope barriers barring patrons from getting too close, which I'm sure is just good housekeeping as many of the floors were decorated with priceless Persian rugs. I really wish there were some museum quality lighting, most of the ceilings were painted with either battle scenes or scenes from Greek or Roman mythology. The gardens were gorgeous, and I was surprised to see regional plants from California and the Rocky Mountains. One of the best parts of the gardens was our little friend James, a cat that resides at the castle for general rodent control. He followed us around for head-scratches, but then disappeared for a while. We saw him again when we were exiting the gardens, lying next to a large blood stained patch of earth where one of the stewards said he'd recently disemboweled a mouse.

Great experience . Medievil castle converted to stately home set in a picturesque setting . Onsite…read moreis a museum devoted to Clive of India .

This visitor from the US had an outstanding day on the W&K. The people there couldn't have been…read moremore helpful. Read about my visit at: http://RailroadGloryDays.com/Wales/W&L

Avoid. Unprofessional and condescending, refused to refund when they couldn't offer the service due…read moreto covid restrictions. I understand businesses are struggling so I was willing to compromise with a reduced or delayed refund but they were not interested. Please do not consider these rude, arrogant people for your wedding

Once they arrived they were acceptable…read more They failed to correctly write the clearly printed date from numerous e-mails in their diary correctly and therefore didn't arrive for my wedding on time! Refused to accept it was their own error until the e-mail trail was presented to them. The quartets "leader" was poorly mannered to my Father whilst discussing the issue and refused to give any worthwhile remuneration for this atrocious performance.