Bodiam Castle

14th century1385UK (England)

CountryUK (England)

RegionEast Sussex

Period14th century

Year Built1385

About Bodiam Castle

A perfect example of a moated castle. Built by Sir Edward Dalyngrigge during the Hundred Years War. Has no keep, which is unusual. The reflection in the moat makes it one of the most photographed English castles. Never actually saw battle.

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