Dunstanburgh Castle

Dunnsteinburg Castle was built as a 14th-century fortification on the Northumberland coast of northern England, and was used as a watchtower for German ships during World War II. Now only a few stone remains are left due to port construction.

The mountain road to the castle is relatively gentle, and there are some good places nearby to have a picnic. Seasonal opening, time needs to be checked in advance. The castle is free to British Heritage and National Trust members otherwise the ticket is £5, no toilets, only one shop.

A historic castle worth punching in Anik's last trip, my girlfriend and I chose a more distinctive local attraction, that is, Dunstanburgh Castle, there are not only castles but also beautiful beaches. This is my girlfriend and I chose to take a taxi to this place. When I came here, first of all, what I saw was an endless sea, and the beach here, without the sand of the past, became a hard rock, feeling very distinctive, The photos are also very nice. After enjoying the beach, we set off for the castle. Next to the castle is a very large grass, one of which is still full of bright flowers, bright flowers, my girlfriends and I can't wait to go there, and you can see it after you arrive. A whole piece of fresh yellow flowers, My girlfriend and I were taking pictures while enjoying themselves. After watching this, we came to the castle, which looked dilapidated, but it did not affect his grandeur. After climbing to the top floor, we could enjoy the magnificent scenery of the entire beach. Come here not only to see the endless beach but also to enjoy the magnificent castle, this trip is very worthwhile. Tips1: It is open all day. 2: No tickets are required. Attraction address: Alnwick, Craster, Alnwick,NE663TT, England