- Take a walk around the 19th-century Castell Coch, known in English as the 'Red Castle' in the hills above the village of Tongwynlais.
- After a visit to Castell Coch it is worth visiting nearby Castell Coch to see the ultimate example of the collaboration between Lord Bute and William Burges.
- There have been some sorts of defensive structure on the site of Castell Coch from the eleventh century onwards following the Norman conquest of Cardiff.
- As soon as you arrive at Castell Coch, you’ll see the huge gleaming towers that stand high over a drawbridge that allows you to cross the threshold and into the...
- Castell Coch was constructed to embody the marriage of Gothic and High Victorian design, a restoration of what was once a building of strategy and necessity...
- Castell Coch is a nineteenth-century Gothic Revival castle constructed above the village of Tongwynlais in South of Wales.
- Several fortifications were erected in the surrounding region to defend the new site, notably Castell Coch.
- Originally built of rough sandstone from which it took its name, “Castell Coch” (Red Castle), was a stronghold for the family of Gilbert de Clare...
- To reach Castell Coch, take Junction 32 of the M4 motorway, then the A470.
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