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Warwick Castle offers families an action packed day out like no other. Step back in time to the 11th century and marvel at the majestic architecture of one of Britain's most popular attractions.

A whole host of fun and exciting activities and events run throughout the year making sure the fun never ends. Witness daring jousting contests on the open field, venture down into the creepy dungeons or sit back and watch the great siege unfold before your eyes. Warwick Castle offers the very best in family fun and is guaranteed to put a smile on brave knights and pretty princesses faces.

Warwick Castle Highlights:

• The Pageant Playground is a must for everyone with excess energy to burn. Princes and princesses of all ages can let off steam on the high walls, swings nets and mini playground.
• Feeling brave? The Castle Dungeon is now open to all who dare to delve deep beneath the castle floors. The question is, will you ever emerge?
• What castle visit would be complete without a trip to the top of the towers? Scale the steps and admire the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Food & Drink

The Coach House Family Restaurant is situated in the stables courtyard area meaning that you can start the day the medieval way - with a good hearty breakfast. Various meals are available throughout the day and the children's menu is fully endorsed by Annabel Karmel MBE, author of 15 best selling books on children's food.

The Undercroft can be found in the in the central courtyard of the castle. Traditional fayre and English breakfasts are served in the morning and a carvery is available every day for lunch. There is a mother and baby area offering bottle and baby food warming facilities.

Throughout the site and depending on the time of year, there are a number of seasonal areas with various stalls selling a mixture of food to good. From fish and chips to Belgian waffles, there's something for every taste.

Accessibility:

Warwick Castle dates back to the 11th century and, as such, presents problems for wheelchair users. The grounds and gardens (where many summer activities and shows take place) are fully accessible to disabled guests and registered assistance dogs are welcome. The castle attractions, however, are not accessible to wheelchair users as there are many steps and narrow corridors to negotiate.

Wheelchairs are available on a first come first served basis. Please call 0870 442 2393 for more information.