Harlech Castle

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Harlech Castle in Harlech, Gwynedd, Wales, is a Grade I listed medieval fortification built onto a rocky knoll close to the Irish Sea. It was built by Edward I …

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Apr 20, 2025
I've not visited this castle for about 30 years. It's in such a stupendous position and the fact you can still walk on the walls is great. It's not the biggest castle and, with small children, I didn…Full review by Meerkat19
Apr 17, 2025
Great way to spend a morning or afternoon and it's only £10 entry. Lovely little cafe too that caters for Ceoliacs. Car park is really small though so better to park at the bottom of the hill and wal…Full review by Carl B
Apr 13, 2025
Great views from a beautiful castle. Worth noting that you can get 2-1 tickets if you catch the train ! Cafe food was also lovelyFull review by Jet49286338429

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Is there enough disabled parking available?
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There are a couple of disabled parking spaces in the castle car park. These are free to use with a blue badge.
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Answer by Karl N · Apr 12, 2025
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Is the castle ruins?
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Hi .yes it is a ruin , however the walls and interior walls and staircases are intact and you can walk up the spiral staircase, i dont think there are any facilities for anyone to get up the …
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Hi .yes it is a ruin , however the walls and interior walls and staircases are intact and you can walk up the spiral staircase, i dont think there are any facilities for anyone to get up the staircase in a wheelchair etc etc .
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How long would you recommend planning for this castle? Is there enough to do all day? Or a good part of the day?
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I would recommend about 1 - 2 hours. Harlech is a very small town. The larger castles with more to do are Conwy and Caernarfon.
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What is the entrance fee for Harlech Castle
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I think about £6/adult £20/family and free for disabled people and their carers. not sure about children and oaps, although I'm sure Google could tell you.
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Answer by Mickey M · Apr 16, 2018
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You mentioned family and dog. Can I ask are there restrictions on being able to take you dog with you??
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While officially dogs are welcome, my recollection is that this doesn't apply to all parts (for safety reasons). Your dog needs to be kept on a leash at all times.
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Answer by Iain P · Mar 17, 2018
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