Warwick Castle

11th century1068UK (England)

CountryUK (England)

RegionWarwick

Period11th century

Year Built1068

About Warwick Castle

Originally a wooden motte-and-bailey built by William the Conqueror. The Earl of Warwick was known as the Kingmaker during the Wars of the Roses. Now operated by Merlin Entertainments as a tourist attraction. Has the worlds largest trebuchet.

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