Corfe Castle is a masterpiece of medieval heritage set in the idyllic landscape of Dorset, England. It was built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, and has since been ruined by monarchy feuds, Civil War attacks and centuries of erosion. When you approach Corfe Castle, you will be taken back by the sheer impact of its ruined grandness standing proud against the sky. Its placement amid the surrounding countryside also allows for fantastic views along the surrounding countryside from the castle's ramparts. The castle is popular with tourists and historians, and offers some stunning examples of medieval castle architecture. It is free to the public, though an entry fee may be charged for certain parts of the site, such as the castle's village, where one can find the old butchers, cobblers and other shops traditionally associated with life in this area. Whether you're a history lover or simply want to marvel at the beauty of this ancient castle, Corfe Castle is worth a visit.
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