Raglan Castle began as a formidable medieval Welsh stronghold before growing into one of the grandest fortress-palaces of the ...

This grand, half-ruined castle was once home to a young Henry Tudor, who would become Henry VII, the king of England from 1485 to 1509. As a lad, he was sent to Raglan Castle to be raised by Sir ...

A TALE of treachery at least had treacherous Welsh weather onside and a day of deluges gave way to a fine evening as The Lord Chamberlain’s Men brought Shakespeare’s bloody game of thrones to Raglan ...

A bit of a show-off in its day, this handsome Welsh castle is now partly ruined, but comes with all the battlements, spiral stairs and moats a child could wish for, and makes a great-value day out In ...

One of the main legacies of the bloody English Civil War was the destruction by Oliver Cromwell’s armies of once majestic Welsh castles, like that at Raglan in Monmouthshire, writes Dr John R Kenyon, ...

Fans of the hit TV show The Traitors are driving a surge in demand for castle breaks across the UK, with South Wales emerging as a prime destination for a spooky, medieval escape.

One of the final authentic medieval fortresses in Wales, labelled the country's 'grandest castle', is merely a stone's throw away from a thriving foodie hotspot and renowned winery. Wales is famously ...