Warwick Castle Tickets - Peak

Beautiful Warwick Castle architecture

The mighty towers of Warwick Castle date back to the 12th Century and are some of the best examples of medieval architecture in Britain.

Explore the towers including Caesar’s Tower, the tallest in the castle, which stands as tall as 10 double decker buses, and visit The Gaol, the castle’s original dungeon, to see graffiti left by prisoners hundreds of years ago.

To experience the castle in all its glory, take a free daily tour of the grand interiors, see the beautiful State Rooms, learn the secrets of the Grand Hall and bask in the tranquil atmosphere of the Chapel.

The Princess Tower

Visit the Princess Tower and step into a fairy tale, meet a princess and see a Royal Wedding being planned! Perfect for little princesses, the Princess Tower is included in your ticket – just book a time slot when you arrive at the castle.

Warwick Castle Gardens and playground

Surrounding the castle are 64 acres of parkland landscaped by “England’s greatest gardener”, Capability Brown. Wander along the serene banks of the River Avon, visit the fragrant Victorian rose garden and say hello to the stunning peacocks who are free to roam the castle grounds!

In the summer, you’ll find daily jousting tournaments and bird of prey displays in the gardens – check the schedule when you arrive at the castle. And for kids, there is a large playground to explore and conquer – designed as a mini fortress and perfect for little ones to explore.

One of the most fascinating facts about the Warwick Castle Gardens is that it is home the worlds most powerful working catapult. This magnificent structure stands at a colossal 59 feet and weighs just under 24 tonnes. It can launch projectiles over 800 feets making it perfect for prortecting Warwick Castle.

Kingmaker DigiTrail

Bring history to life with a 3D augmented reality app. Interact with historical objects like you never have done before, test your knowledge of history with interactive quizzes and task-based quests selected by the Mini History Team. Simply download from the Gamer app, choose the Kingmaker DigiTrail and place yourself at the centre of history!

Your eTicket is only valid on your preferred visit date.

When you book, you will be emailed an eTicket. Print it out and bring it with you when you visit Warwick Castle.

All guests should go directly to the turnstiles with their eTicket - there is no need to exchange the ticket at the admission desk.

Please ensure that the name on your eTicket matches the name on your ID. Failure to do so may result in you being refused entry to the attraction.

Please note: E-vouchers and e-tickets purchased are non-cancellable, non-refundable and non-exchangeable. You must bring a printed copy of your e-voucher and a valid passport or other photo ID, when you visit the attraction.

Warwick Castle opening times

• Please click here for opening times and available dates.
• Click here for a map of the Warwick Castle grounds.

How to get to Warwick Castle

• Warwick Castle is approximately 2 hours’ drive from London
• Nearest train station: Warwick (1 mile away)

Disabled access

• The castle itself has limited disabled access. There are some steps and narrow doorways
• There is wheelchair access to the gardens
• Accessible toilets are available

Group bookings:

• If you would like to place a booking for a 10 people or more, please contact us.

Please note: The Castle Dungeon and Merlin The Dragon Tower are both second gate attractions and are not included in your ticket. 

Covid 19 measures implemented for this attraction:

• Guests are required to wear a securely fitted face mask or covering during their visit. 
• Contactless payments only.
• Temperature check prior to entry. Any person who is displaying a high temperature associated with fever will not be permitted into the attraction.
• Reduced capacity to allow social distancing measures.
• Enhanced cleaning will take place throughout the day.
• Introduced new Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements for the staff
• Introduced a large number of hand sanitisers stations around the attraction for the guests to use