Ludlow Castle

At the heart of historic Ludlow, lies our 11th century Castle, it’s must-see on your visit to Ludlow, hosts festivals throughout the year, is an amazingly unique wedding venue, offers comfortable accommodation, a gift shop, the Castle Gallery and the fantastic Chapter 66 Café. It’s an attraction that appeals to all ages.

Historic Significance

Importance: The castle was once the centre of administration for the council of the Marches of Wales, an area that covered all of modern Wales and most parts of Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Cheshire, and Gloucestershire

Spectacular Views

Located in the centre of Ludlow, it’s just a short stroll to our famous market and fabulous independent shops, cafés and restaurants. A walk around the castle walls will take you down to the river and if you’re up for the challenge of climbing the towers, expect spectacular views across the Shropshire countryside.

Access

The Castle is pushchair and wheelchair friendly although due to the natural topography of the grounds, some areas are inaccessible. Disabled toilets can be found in the Shop, outer area and Tea Rooms, baby changing facilities are provided in the Tea Rooms and the castle welcomes dogs on leads in both the grounds and the Tea Room’s Courtyard

Opening times vary from 10/11am-4/5pm and the castle does close infrequently for private events. No pre-booking required. Visit the Ludlow Castle Website for the latest updates. Admission, Adult (16yrs +) £8, Child (under 5 are free) £4.00, Family (2 x adults and up to 4 x children 5-16yrs) £21.00.