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Richmond Castle
Riverside Road, Richmond DL10 4QW Route Planner
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Construction of the castle was undertaken by Alan the Red in 1071. Standing fast on a cliff edge above the river, it survived the War of the Roses and the Civil War. Access is via the imposing keep, a Romanesque masonry structure 30m high. Note the fine 11C archway. With the exception of Chepstow's dungeon, it is the oldest building of this kind in England. At the top, a panoramic view reaches from the market place to the moors.

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  • From £50
    11 Tower Street
    Fabulous 8.6
    43 m - Richmond DL10 4QW
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    9 Tower Street
    Suberb 9.1
    43 m - Richmond DL10 4QW
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    16th Century 1 Bedroom Cottage (adjacent 10th Century Richmond Castle)
    Suberb 9.4
    62 m - 5 Tower Street, Richmond DL10 4QW

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