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Alnwick Castle,
Alnwick NE66 1NQ, Northumberland
The state rooms are definitely worth a visit and the guides were super knowledgeable about the history of the castle.
If you're driving to the castle, be sure to remember your card! The car park is only £3.50 but only takes card
The state rooms are definitely worth a visit and the guides were super knowledgeable about the history of the castle.
If you're driving to the castle, be sure to remember your card! The car park is only £3.50 but only takes card
The history of the castle was great for me and my husband, but the kids loved all the opportunities to dress up and take part in activities.
Prices vary based on time and date of your visit, at Days Out Alnwick Castle tickets start from £19.50.
Yes! Alnwick Castle starred as the magical Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry during the 2001 Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and the 2002 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
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Yes, there is!
The main castle car park is just off Denwick Lane (B1340) - the postcode for the car park is NE66 1YU. A parking charge of £3.50 applies for the day (the car park is open from 9am during the castle open season). P.S only card payments are currently accepted.
Please find accessibility information below from Alnwick Castle.
There is partial access in the grounds for wheelchairs, pushchairs, sight and hearing dogs.
Please note that while Alnwick Castle welcomes service and support dogs, visitors may be asked to provide some documentation for their service or support dog.
A limited number of free motorised scooters are available to visitors but pre-booking is essential. To reserve a scooter please call 01665 511 178 ahead of your visit. Motorised scooters are not permitted on the steps leading to the Gun Terrace.
Disabled parking is available on Castle square (NE66 1NG) and in the main car park on Denwick Lane at The Alnwick Garden.
There is an accessible toilet located in the courtyard between the Courtyard Café and the Stables Fryery. Additional accessible toilets are located in the Pavilion at The Alnwick Garden
For disabled visitors who require the assistance of a carer, the accompanying carer can enter the castle and its grounds free of charge.
Please contact us prior to visiting if you require additional information regarding access and facilities
The State Rooms have stepped access (3 steps in total, with no handrail) to the Lower Guard Chamber and from there to an access lift (4 steps with a handrail). The lift does not accommodate a wheelchair, however there is a seat for your comfort if required.
The one-person lift gives access to the Upper Guard Chamber and the rest of the State Rooms and exhibitions. Visitors who are less able or who use a wheelchair can exit the State Rooms by the Lower Guard Chamber.
We unfortunately do not have any ramps for access for motorised scooters or wheelchairs.
The courtyard which contains the Castle Shop and Courtyard Café is cobbled.
The Castle Shop and Courtyard Café are accessible for wheelchairs and this area also has a dedicated disabled toilet.
All of our supervisors and many of our staff are first aid trained. Should you require assistance please ask any member of staff; there is always a trained supervisor on duty in each department.
All of our staff have radios and in an emergency please contact a member of staff.
We have a no smoking policy across the Castle site, including e-cigarettes.
Visitors are respectfully informed that enhanced security measures are in place and you are requested to bring the minimum of bags during your visit. Please note that random bag searches may take place. Your kind cooperation with these procedures, which have been implemented for the benefit and security of visitors and staff alike, is much appreciated.
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