Medieval castles were usually captured using powerful siege engines. Walk around the aftermath of a medieval siege and learn about the different kinds of siege engine used to bring down the stone walls of a medieval castle.
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Etal, the Border Castle
How about exploring a Northumberland castle built near the Scottish border. An excellent example of a tower house with improved fortifications.
A Motte and Bailey Castle
You may also be interested in exploring a motte and bailey castle. Hundreds of these early medieval castles were build all across Europe.
A Norman Square Keep
You may also be interested in exploring a Norman square keep similar to the one built in the reign of King Henry II at Dover Castle.
White Tower at the Tower of London
How about exploring all four floors of the White Tower at the Tower of London, the castle built by William the Conqueror after the Norman Invasion.
Explore the Medieval Village
Explore a medieval village, complete with manor house, church, market place and houses.
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