Castle Howard

The whole castle after construction showed the popular general system at that time, the open English garden in front of the main building, the brick traces of the main building facade are clear, the arched windows are covered with neat and fine window edges, and the style of the brick marks is unified.

Travel to the UK, this stop to Yorkshire, England, the castle is located in North Yorkshire, owned and lived here by the Howard family. The castle was first built by Charles, the third Earl of Carlisle, who commissioned John van Buller to design and build this luxurious Baroque Howard castle in North Yorkshire after being sealed in 1692. In front of the castle is an English garden, with arched windows covered with neat and fine window edges, and a huge arched alcove with exquisite statues, which reflect the Baroque style together with the dome. Enter the main entrance, on both sides are the antique corridors in the castle, which houses many antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Take the castle's retro train and walk through the garden to the castle. The open English garden unfolds in front of the main building. It is a pity that tourists like us from afar have a short stay, only enough to enjoy the flowers in the big house.

When we go to buy tickets by bus, the price of tickets can be reduced by showing bus tickets. The bus tickets are 10 pounds round trip. The tickets are 17.5 pounds. When we show bus tickets, it is 13.5 pounds. Castles and gardens are beautiful and speechless. Because they are the places of filming (after storms and storms in their homeland), the scenery along the bus is also beautiful, and they have the feeling of scenery in British dramas.

Nice day out, Nice drive over and once your parked and on the grounds it's really beautiful

A nice place to visit.

Located on the outskirts of York, Howard Castle is a 300-year-old aristocratic mansion. In 1699, wealthy aristocrat and politician Charles Howard III, Earl of Carlisle, chose architects John van Buller and Nicholas Hawkesmoor to build the mansion. With the cooperation of three people, England's most beautiful 18th century baroque mansion was completed.