Tiverton Castle was an important seat of power in Devon, often associated with the Earls of Devon (the Courtenay family), who lived in the castle from 1293-1556. Today it offers a range of self-catering accommodation for groups of 2-6 guests.
One of the delightful things about researching this series is how uncovering the history of one location has unearthed yet…
Before we leave London, we have one further residence to explore, and it’s likely not one you have heard of…
Hedingham Castle,in Essex, stands as a stunning and well-preserved example of Norman architecture. Now privately owned by descendants of the de Vere family, there is exclusive accommodation for overnight stays.
The World of Thomas Cromwell is part of an ongoing project here at The Tudor Travel Guide to research and…
Managed by the Landmark Trust, Astley Castle serves as a unique rental property, offering guests the opportunity to enjoy modern comforts within a historic setting. The large windows provide scenic views of the Warwickshire countryside and the castle’s partially preserved moat.
This show notes pages accompanies my visit to Hedingham Castle in Essex. Dating back to the twelfth century, the Castle has a rich history and was visited by Tudor royalty.
Milden Hall is renowned for preserving one of England’s finest examples of a sixteenth- and seventeenth-century farmyard. This historic estate now offers authentic luxury holiday accommodation for large groups.
In this episode, I visit Pitchford Hall in Shropshire. Built around 1560, Pitchford Hall is one of England’s finest examples of a half-timbered Elizabethan house.
In this episode, I visit Layer Marney Tower in Essex. I’m shown around by its owner, Sheila Charrington. We explore this stunning Tudor gatehouse, the tallest of its kind in the UK. Its impressive height and elaborate brickwork, showcase the wealth and ambition of its creator, Lord Henry Marney.
