Caernarfon Castle, Caernarfon

Excellent 2/3 hrs well spent. Lots to see and LOTS of stairs. £9-60 adult entry is money well spent. Welch fusiliers museum is great, as is the approx 15 minute film of Caernarfon castle potted history. Views from the top of Eagle tower are fabulous, though there are a lot of spiral staircases to climb. Well worth a visit.

This was truly one of the best days out that I've had in a long time. The castle was spectacular with plenty to see and do. The staff were polite and welcoming and were more than willing to get you involved, especially in the military museum section of the castle. Unfortunately some parts of the castle were closed due to the adverse weather, but the highest part of the castle was open, and despite all of the stairs, this most certainly did not disappoint. Having been here once, I will most defiantly be back here again, hopefully at a time when the weather is better and I can take in the full wonder of the castle, something that I would recommend to anyone, you won't be disappointed.

Love this place. It never fails to impress, no matter how many times you visit. The only thing I would say is that entrance prices are a little high, but the upkeep of the grounds and area is in great condition so it does justify the cost a bit more.

I was well impressed with this castle, it has obviously had a lot of care over the years and one of the most complete and preserved castles I have visited. Well worth the visit and has a very recent history what with Charles the Prince of Wales being inaugurated here in 1969. Recommended

Caernarfon Castle is a must visit if you’re visiting North-Wales. I was lucky to be there on a bright sunny day, and I absolutely loved it. There’s a plenty of information available for the castle already, so I will not repeat them. All I can say is you must go inside and visit the Eagle tower and also see the short movie they play in the North-East tower. The town is also very nice, although I did not spend much time there.