About the location
Built in 1195, the castle's limestone walls change color throughout the day, providing a dynamic subject for architectural studies. The vast 50-acre estate includes a formal rose garden, mature woodland, and a lake, offering diverse foregrounds and environmental contexts. The proximity to the River Nore allows for stunning reflection shots, especially from the city's bridges. Inside, the beautifully restored Long Gallery features a spectacular hammerbeam roof and portrait collection that rewards those interested in heritage interiors.