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Access to the estate is free, but admission is required to access the castle, tearoom and gardens. Under 5s are free. Group visits should be booked in advance. Visit the website for prices www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/wales/chirk-castle
Magnificent medieval fortress of the Welsh Marches
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Chirk Castle, WrexhamMagnificent medieval fortress of the Welsh Marches
A stark symbol of power, Chirk Castle was completed in 1310 during the reign of the conquering Edward I to subdue the last princes of Wales. Built on an outcrop above the meeting point of the rivers Dee and Ceiriog, the imposing silhouette of the…
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