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Part Grade I listed and part Scheduled Ancient Monument, few buildings evoke such an immediate feeling of history as Tiverton Castle, originally built in 1106 on orders of Henry I and later rebuilt and enlarged down the ages. Originally home of the powerful medieval Earls of Devon and of a Plantagenet Princess, it was later besieged during the English Civil War by Fairfax and fell to him due to a lucky shot hitting the drawbridge chain.
Nowadays the castle is a peaceful, private house and the buildings, interesting furnishings and exhibits reflect the colourful history and development of this venerable building. There is a fine Civil War Armoury, some pieces of which can be tried on which is popular with visitors of all ages. With continuing conservation in the castle and...Read More
Adult £10.00, Child (7-16yrs) £5.00, Child under 7 Free. Garden only: £3.00.
* Easter-end Oct: Sun, Thur, Bank Holidays 2.30-5.30pm. Last admission 5pm. Open to groups (12+) by prior arrangement at any time.
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