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Views of King Henry VIII's Citadel, Gallerie Restaurant dining
Prime city centre location, Varied dining at Peace and Plenty
Prime city center location, Varied and satisfying breakfast
Gateway to scenic attractions, Discounted fitness club access
24-hour reception and bar service, Pet-friendly accommodations
Exceptional Cumbrian breakfast experience, Rickerby Suite with luxurious amenities
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Lively karaoke and billiards bar, Freshly prepared breakfast options
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Prime city-center location, Penny Blue restaurant and bar
On-site bar and restaurant, Victorian architectural charm
Proximity to historic attractions, Family-friendly rooms and policies
Cumbria's largest hotel capacity, Family-friendly accommodation options
Pet-friendly accommodations, Dedicated EV charging points
Private woodland and garden grounds, Individually designed guest rooms
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Convenient train station access, Extensive leisure club facilities
Original Warehouse Features, High-Quality Shower Experience
On-site Beefeater restaurant, Family-friendly room options
Recreational facilities for relaxation, Abundant hot water for refreshing showers
Unique motorway access for guests, Pet-friendly accommodation option
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Historic 18th-century coaching inn, Home-cooked pub fare and real ales
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Convenient motorway access, Trendy restaurant with local cuisine
Award-winning family-run hotel, Boutique waterside setting
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Pet-friendly accommodation available, Newly renovated, contemporary design
Exceptional breakfast with local produce, Spacious rooms with individual character
Picturesque Lakeland fells views, England's only B&B with Roman well
Anvil Restaurant with local cuisine, Suites with claw-foot tubs
Prime location for city exploration, Award-winning breakfast options
Home-cooked Scottish dining, Comfortable rooms with character
Riverside walks along River Eden, Historic country mansion setting
Gourmet breakfast selection, Exceptional host hospitality
Well-equipped private bathrooms, Exceptional, varied breakfast
Victorian charm with modern style, Spacious walk-in showers
On-site modern European restaurant, Historic 17th-century staging post
Hearty, home-cooked dining experience, Recently renovated, comfortable rooms
Exceptional, freshly cooked Cumbrian breakfast, Prime location near Carlisle attractions
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The origins of Carlisle Castle can be traced back to William Rufus in 1092 although there were Roman forts in the region as early as the first century AD. It was reinforced with a stone keep by Henry I as a buffer against the Scots and was enlarged by Henry VIII. The Castle was used as a prison for Mary Queen of Scots. It was the subject of a siege during the Civil War and again in 1746 when the forces of Bonnie Prince Charlie were garrisoned there. The “licking stones” are said to have been sucked by the defenders to keep their mouths moist. The Castle is now administered by English Heritage. As well as exploring of the castle and grounds there is the “Carlisle Roman Dig”, an exhibition of finds from recent excavations. There is a gift shop on site. Opening hours (daily): 9:30am - 5pm (April - September) 10am - 4pm (October - March) Admission: Adult: £4.10 Senior, Student: £3.10 Child: £2.10 (Ticket price includes admission to the Kings Own Royal Border Regiment Museum) Parking is available at city centre car parks. Some inner parts of the castle are not accessible by wheelchair. Hadrian’s Wall Path runs along the river bank very close to the castle. A short footpath of a few hundred yards off the main Path leads to it.
Carlisle Castle is a top attraction in Carlisle, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Carlisle Castle, Carlisle Cathedral, The Citadel, Carlisle Lake District Airport, Gretna Gateway Outlet Village, all within a convenient distance from Carlisle Castle.