- Rochester Castle bir zamanlar Londra'nın önemli bir kapısı olan ve Tudor gemi yapımı için korunaklı bir durgun su olan Medway Nehri'nin üzerinde durdu.
- Rochester Castle was built in 1088, by the Bishop of Rochester – Gundulf. It was known that the Bishop owed the King – King William Rufus, a sum of 100.
- Rochester Castle in Medway. Strategically placed astride the London Road, guarding an important crossing of the River Medway, this imposing fortress has...
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- Rochester Castle, located in Kent, is also referred to as “The Garden of England.” Rochester Castle is a representation of the ancient brains.
- Rochester Castle, which stands proudly on the banks of the River Medway, is adjacent to the old Roman London Road in Kent.
- In 1087 Gundulf, Bishop of Rochester began the construction of the castle. ... A trip to Rochester Castle will now be an experience for all of your senses.
- Rochester Castle is an English castle on the banks of the River Medway in Rochester, England, that during the first Baron’s War was captured by baronial forces...
- Of the 48 castles mentioned in the survey, Rochester is the only one for which property-owners were reimbursed when their land was taken to build the castle.
- ...take the train to Strood and have a leisurely walk over the River Medway, or continue on to Rochester and wander the town before walking back to see the castle.