Explore the Mysteries of The Castle Dungeon
Discover the eerie history of The Castle Dungeon at Warwick Castle, an immersive experience filled with thrilling tales and interactive performances.
A brief summary to The Castle Dungeon
- Castle, Warwick, CV34 4QU, GB
- +448712652000
The Castle Dungeon in Warwick is not just an attraction; it’s an adventure that immerses visitors in the haunting tales of the castle's past. As you step into the dungeon, prepare to be captivated by the chilling atmosphere, where history comes alive through engaging storytelling and theatrical performances. The experience is designed to thrill and excite, making it perfect for families, history buffs, and thrill-seekers alike. Visitors will encounter a variety of interactive displays and chilling reenactments that transport them back to the darker days of the castle. Each twist and turn reveals a new story, filled with suspense and intrigue, showcasing the castle's rich history. The actors bring to life the tales of infamous prisoners, daring escapes, and the castle's role in various historical events. The immersive nature of the dungeon allows guests to feel as though they are part of the story, making it a unique experience that stands out among typical tourist attractions. The Castle Dungeon is also conveniently located within the grounds of the iconic Warwick Castle, making it an ideal stop while exploring this magnificent historic site. With its combination of education and entertainment, it promises a memorable outing that will leave visitors with thrilling tales to share. Whether you’re seeking to learn more about the castle's past or simply looking for a fun and spooky experience, The Castle Dungeon is an essential part of any trip to Warwick.
Local tips
- Arrive early to avoid long queues, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Consider purchasing a combined ticket for Warwick Castle and The Castle Dungeon for better value.
- Be prepared for some jump scares and spooky surprises throughout the dungeon experience.
- Check the schedule for live performances to enhance your visit.
- Photography is often not allowed inside the dungeon, so enjoy the experience without distractions.
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving to The Castle Dungeon in Warwick, enter 'Castle, Warwick CV34 4QU' into your GPS. From central Warwick, follow the signs for Warwick Castle. You can park in nearby parking facilities such as the 'Castle Park' or 'The Butts' car parks, which may incur a fee of around £5-£10 depending on the duration of your stay.
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Train
To reach Warwick by train, take a train to Warwick railway station. From the station, it is approximately a 15-minute walk to The Castle Dungeon. Exit the station and head southwest on Station Road, continue onto West Street, and then turn right onto Castle Lane. Follow the signs to Warwick Castle. The walk is straightforward and well signposted.
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Bus
You can also take a bus to Warwick. Services from nearby towns frequently run to Warwick Bus Station. Once you arrive, it is about a 10-minute walk to The Castle Dungeon. Head south on Market Place, then turn left onto Castle Street, following the signs to the castle.
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Taxi
For a more direct route, consider taking a taxi to The Castle Dungeon. Taxis are readily available at the train station and bus station. The fare should be relatively inexpensive, generally around £5-£10 from most areas in Warwick.
Attractions Nearby to The Castle Dungeon
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The Mill Garden
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Old Castle Bridge
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Time Tower
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Warwick Castle Main Entrance
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Zog Playland
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Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum
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Eastgate
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Warwick East Gate Victorian Type PB1 Postbox
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East Gate and St Peter’s Chapel
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Warwick Castle
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Public Viewpoint Warwick Castle
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St Nicholas
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The Weird Walk of Warwick
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The Lord Leycester
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Warwick West Gate Victorian Type PB1 Postbox
Landmarks nearby to The Castle Dungeon
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Visit Stratford-upon-Avon
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National Trust - Charlecote Park
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Lunt Roman Fort
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Stratford-Upon-Avon
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Stratford Historic Buildings Trust
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Bancroft River Cruises
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Clopton Bridge
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Shakespeare & Company Holiday Home
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Stratford Herald
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Gower Memorial
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Bancroft Basin
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Tramway Bridge
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The Countess of Evesham
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Stratford Waterside Market
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William Shakespeare