Castles in England

Dover Castle is clearly distinguished from other medieval fortresses in the territory of England. Dover Castle is one of the largest English castles.

Bodiam Castle was built in 1385 during the 100 year war on the orders of King Richard II. Bodiam Castle is a square fortress in County East Sussex, near Robertsbridge.

Tonbridge Castle is one of the best examples in England of a medieval castle with a portal, surrounded by a mound and ditch. Tonbridge is situated on the north bank of the River Medway.

Rochester Castle is located on the coast of River Medway, in the city of Rochester, located in the county of Kent. With about 40 m Rochester ranks among the highest medieval fortifications in Britain

Berkeley Castle is a medieval treasure in the territory of England. The construction of Berkeley Castle was started in 1154 by order of Henry II. The fortified building was erected to protect Bristol.

Orford Castle was built along the Suffolk area of King Henry II in the mid to late 12th century. Orford Castle is located 20km from Ipswitch. Medieval forts from the 12th century.

Warwick Castle is one of the historical treasures that have survived to this day within the UK. Warwick Castle is located in the homonymous area which is part of the English District Warwickshire.

The medieval Palace Lewes is located high above the valley of the river Ouse, on the edge of South Downs in the English area of East Sussex.