It’s £29 now. Pretty expensive but I enjoyed so it’s worth it for me. Maintaining such an enormous property is really expensive. Not to mention that they have to pay staffs salaries. If you just want to pay peanuts then don’t whine if magnificent historic structures like this will be left to decay sooner as the cost of maintaining it is already unbearable. The government couldn’t sustain all the maintenance of such historic structures (if there’s any).
It is worth the price of entry, they really do put a lot of effort into making it a fun day. You could pay more to go to a theme park instead and mostly stand in queue most of the day :D
Too expensive, £25 each no exception even for a child . Then be prepared to get stung inside ,everything is super inflated prices . The dungeon visit is extra .Stratford visit was reasonable and no businesses trying to rip tourists off this way . Holidays in England are far expensive for your average family of 4 like us who don't rely on credits and benefits. Never again
I have been visiting Warwick since 1984 and find it now too commercialized and too expensive; it is no longer the almost dream-like reminder of times past that I saw on my first visit and with which I fell in love. As a teacher, I brought numerous students to this castle to teach them about castle structure and about the history of the area; no more, however. It has been priced out of both my range and those of my students or others I wish could have seen what I saw nearly 40 years ago.
You say Stratford doesn't try to rip you off, but have you seen the price to get into the Shakespeare museum? The last I checked, it was more than Warwick Castle for an hours visit at most.
Just returned home on Sunday the 5th Jan , we visit and stay in the cabins most months occasionally if a day free we end up back the next week , there is something about the whole of Warwick I and my 2 mid teens just love , and such a bonus to spend nights in the grounds , we have become well known for our visits esp Pip the chef for breakfast Planning Febs visit already . Sarah Derbyshire
@@purpleflight9083 Thanks for the comment! The whole of warwick is such a lovely place to visit. Have you tried visiting the nearby Stratford upon Avon too? The home of Shakespeare. Thanks again :)
@@purpleflight9083 I'm heading to Ludlow soon and cannot wait to film inside the castle. There will be a video from Ludlow going up soon in the next few weeks. I need to go to Hever too!
I'm a descendant of Earl of Warwick my great great or great great great grandma was a Warwick. She married lower class so she was disowned by her family. Last year at our family reunion we laughed because we could've gotten our title back for $250,000,000. Soooo that's never gonna happen 😆 🤣 😂
People must have had nightmares being threatened with confinement down Warwick’s oubliette, it’s utterly terrifying and apparently one of the worst in Medieval Europe.
I worked there in the mid 1980,s during a spring and summer season. I was there working in the cafe but , and being a huge history fan that the castle is so stunningly beautiful first thing in the morning before the tourists arrive, with its sense of majesty and battle. The haunting cry of the Peacocks resonate around and fir a few minutes it can feel like you have gone back in time . I learnt to drive on the state in a white mini van ..,. Happy days.
That is a stunning castle and you visited on such a nice day. It really has a fascinating history and is an incredibly imposing building. Thanks for sharing. 😀
Those crosses in the castle walls look like their crosses are upside down from far away but normal way up close. I wonder if that was meant to be for their enemies or if they just look like that on camera.
Sorry but why do you end every sentence with an up turn. Incredibly annoying.
Cannot listen to his voice, and I am British,
Yeah, so drony. Not suited at all to narration.
Certainly the most expensive castle to visit in Britain.
Roughly how much?
@@MatheusBianchiRock £25 it may have gone up.
@@slightlyconfused876 oh really pricey
It’s £29 now. Pretty expensive but I enjoyed so it’s worth it for me. Maintaining such an enormous property is really expensive. Not to mention that they have to pay staffs salaries. If you just want to pay peanuts then don’t whine if magnificent historic structures like this will be left to decay sooner as the cost of maintaining it is already unbearable. The government couldn’t sustain all the maintenance of such historic structures (if there’s any).
It is worth the price of entry, they really do put a lot of effort into making it a fun day. You could pay more to go to a theme park instead and mostly stand in queue most of the day :D
English History Rocks!!!🇬🇧🏴💖💕💯🥰
Too expensive, £25 each no exception even for a child .
Then be prepared to get stung inside ,everything is super inflated prices .
The dungeon visit is extra .Stratford visit was reasonable and no businesses trying to rip tourists off this way .
Holidays in England are far expensive for your average family of 4 like us who don't rely on credits and benefits.
Never again
I have been visiting Warwick since 1984 and find it now too commercialized and too expensive; it is no longer the almost dream-like reminder of times past that I saw on my first visit and with which I fell in love. As a teacher, I brought numerous students to this castle to teach them about castle structure and about the history of the area; no more, however. It has been priced out of both my range and those of my students or others I wish could have seen what I saw nearly 40 years ago.
Since Tussauds took over Warwick Castle it is over commercialised and criminally expensive.
You say Stratford doesn't try to rip you off, but have you seen the price to get into the Shakespeare museum? The last I checked, it was more than Warwick Castle for an hours visit at most.
Nope, turned it off after 1m20s. You should get someone else to narrate your vids. Awful intonation.
Yep, agree.
Had a fascinating visit there 40 years ago. Among other wonders, that Irish elk rack was incredible.
Love Warwick Castle thumbs up merry Xmas and new year 2020 guys
Thanks so much! Have a lovely christmas too, and a great new year!
Just returned home on Sunday the 5th Jan , we visit and stay in the cabins most months occasionally if a day free we end up back the next week , there is something about the whole of Warwick I and my 2 mid teens just love , and such a bonus to spend nights in the grounds , we have become well known for our visits esp Pip the chef for breakfast
Planning Febs visit already .
Sarah Derbyshire
@@purpleflight9083 Thanks for the comment! The whole of warwick is such a lovely place to visit. Have you tried visiting the nearby Stratford upon Avon too? The home of Shakespeare. Thanks again :)
@@TheUntoldPast
Yes many times , Ludlow is another favourite but I really need to visit Hever Castle hopefully this year 😊
@@purpleflight9083 I'm heading to Ludlow soon and cannot wait to film inside the castle. There will be a video from Ludlow going up soon in the next few weeks. I need to go to Hever too!
Since Tussauds took over Warwick Castle it is over commercialised and criminally expensive.
It’s weird that they have a little figure of Henry the eighth in a baroque setting room I doubt his surroundings would’ve looked that way
I'm a descendant of Earl of Warwick my great great or great great great grandma was a Warwick. She married lower class so she was disowned by her family. Last year at our family reunion we laughed because we could've gotten our title back for $250,000,000. Soooo that's never gonna happen 😆 🤣 😂
lies
What would happen if you got your title back?
I'm a dependent too. Wouldn't it be cool to have a massive family reunion there?
So proud to be an ancestor of Thomas and Richard Beauchamp 💙
That’s so cool and a great historical claim to fame! The Beauchamp’s certainly were an influential and interesting family!
My ancestor is the piers gaveston and william conquer
I think you mean descendant
@@AITrademarket Barring the use of a Tardis.
@@brainunboxinghypnosis1986 😂😂
People must have had nightmares being threatened with confinement down Warwick’s oubliette, it’s utterly terrifying and apparently one of the worst in Medieval Europe.
Drowning in water would have been unusual.
I worked there in the mid 1980,s during a spring and summer season. I was there working in the cafe but , and being a huge history fan that the castle is so stunningly beautiful first thing in the morning before the tourists arrive, with its sense of majesty and battle. The haunting cry of the Peacocks resonate around and fir a few minutes it can feel like you have gone back in time . I learnt to drive on the state in a white mini van ..,. Happy days.
Was my ancestor too in our family tree
That is a stunning castle and you visited on such a nice day. It really has a fascinating history and is an incredibly imposing building. Thanks for sharing. 😀
I have always wondered what the people of England really think about Royalty? As A American I think it’s nonsense how Kings and Queens even exist
It's a mixed feeling I'd say majority of people here in England support the royals tho up in Scotland it's like 50/50 divide
In my experience I'd say 10% don't care 20% are against the rest support it
Except Kings Guard ride the little robbers down like Grass every single time
Most of these castels looks like a prison OUTSIDE...🌍
Those crosses in the castle walls look like their crosses are upside down from far away but normal way up close. I wonder if that was meant to be for their enemies or if they just look like that on camera.
the upside down cross can represent St. Peter’s Cross
Just saying
well my name is warwick jack
I grew up playing in the grounds of this castle. Lol.
Damn so you were born in the 11th century?
@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz102 it definitely feels like it sometimes. Pmsl. 😂.
@@lextex3280 Did you know Cathleen Tony she worked on the grounds my aunt 😎
Ik it's great running round places like this when you're young. I did quite a few medieval reenactments here
Must have been the envy of its time. It’s a mega property even now
I love charles I painting,
It's huge! When you walk in the room you can't help but be amazed at the size of the painting.
👏👏👏👏
BEEN THERE , VERY IMPRESSIVE
Nice vid
Just Got Hm Frm This Stunning Castle, Today - Emmy Singapore
Hmm not for me. It is hard to chose. For me it's a toss up between Arundel, Dover, bamburgh, or Edinburgh
The 'wall walk' is called a fire step for obvious reasons. Boiling water was not used, hot sewage was plentiful. Poliorcetics 101
I love your work. If your ever coming to the south message me I would love to do a collaboration video.
Thanks for the comment mate - love a trip down south, in particular Dorset. Lets hope I can get down there sometime soon after lockdowns.
@@TheUntoldPast that would be awesome! Pick a place and I'll be there.
We recently visited the castle, quite expensive. We found it very small compared to castels in India. Castel is maintained very well
FANTASTIC.
I visited when I was a kid with my aunt who lived in warrick and worked there
I have gone to Warwick castle it is soooooo good
Proud to be a muslim
Cool video/narration. Keep on doing these types of videos.
Been to this impressive Castle
imagen going here.lol
great work :)
Beautiful
Do people ride on tractors?
Mostly too dark
The doco isn't too bad but the narration is appalling
I low these videos, keep them coming.
Very Nice little castle. How hard it must have been to build stonework without modern technology...