Visitors can expect to see a mighty medieval keep, Tudor towers, a unique Elizabethan garden, and a family-friendly exhibition showcasing the history of the castle. They can also explore Elizabeth I's private rooms and learn about the royal romance between Elizabeth and Dudley.
Visitors can travel to the tourist attraction by train, bus, or bicycle. By showing their bus or train ticket, or bike helmet, at the point of purchase, they can receive a 20% discount on their walk-up ticket. This initiative aims to encourage sustainable travel to the attraction.
The tourist attraction has a rich history, including being granted to various historical figures such as Simon de Montfort and Prince Edmund. It was also the favored residence of the Lancastrian kings and was later granted to Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, by Elizabeth I.
Membership offers unlimited access to castles, gardens, historic houses, and abbeys. Additionally, members can bring up to six children for free when accompanied by an adult member. This allows families to enjoy the attractions together and learn about the history of England.
The tourist attraction has been preserved and maintained through various initiatives, such as funding repairs and opening it to visitors. The Elizabethan garden was recreated in 2009, showcasing the dedication to preserving the historical significance of the attraction for future generations to enjoy.
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