Ruthin Castle is listed as one of the ‘iron ring’ of North Wales castles, a group created by Edward I and considered as the greatest architectural achievement in Europe during that period. This two night trip offers a rare opportunity to sleep within the ancient castle walls of one of these fearsome castles. Ancient Ruthin Castle was built for Edward I in 1277-1282, just before his mighty other ‘iron ring’ castles at Conwy, Caernarfon, Harlech and Beaumaris, which are now UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Package price includes:

• Introductory information on the Welsh castles of Edward I
• Map showing the location of the castle sites within the ‘iron ring’ and advice on how to visit them
• 2 nights stay for two guests sharing a room, including Welsh bakery breakfast
• 3-course dinner for two each night in award winning Bertie’s Dining Room
• Unaccompanied exploration of Ruthin Castle ruins, Edward I battlements, portcullis entrance, moats and other remains such
• as the Great Hall, and when possible by arrangement, to be introduced to the underground passages and dungeons

* Terms and conditions: Prices from £243 depending upon dates and availability. Price excludes all featured break periods such as Christmas and New Year. Access to the Ruthin Castle ruins is included but please note that neither transport nor entrance fees relating to other properties are included (if applicable).