Historically interesting but when I was last there there were few facilities, and Kenilworth itself has little to offer. By all means visit if you have a few days in the Midlands and have already visited the major attractions. You might enjoy it more if you read up on its history before visiting. More

I was quite lucky to go on a gorgeous sunny day - but the castle grounds are very nicely maintained - they have a beautiful garden and great views from the top of the castle. Also a nice cafe, but overall a very nice day out. Tip: I would highly advise to try and get some of the home made... More

It's just another castle with some restored medieval gardens. More

Really lovely castle especially when lit up by the sun in the early morning or late evening. Well worht a visit More

i have visited this castle many times it is in three parts realy the huge norman keep that had it side blown out during the civle war, the medieval part, and the tudor apartments that where built for queen Elizabeth 1st,s stay , it allso has a tilt yard for jousting,great for a day out if the weather is fine,as... More

We took a picnic on a sunny day to the castle, the grounds are beautiful and we had a great time exploring the ruins. The only thing I would say is it's quite expensive to go in More

I liked the red Elizabethan bricks. Terrific place to visit over all. There is an Elizabethan garden too...well a mock up of the original. Didn't have time to go inside any of the buildings but fully intend to do that next time I visit the area More

A peaceful, romantic (if you have the imagination) place for a spring visit. A well preserved bit of history. Our son loved the place when he was little - knights in armour and all that. Want a really special carol singing event? Go to Kenilworth Castle's offering organised by the local Lions, I've been frozen to the core and still... More

good for history buffs as this is a ruin but well worth a visit More