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Thornbury Castle
ST 634-906 Gloucestershire England

Thornbury Castle Thornbury Castle was originally a 14th century fortified manor house, founded by the Stafford family. In 1510, Edward Stafford, duke of Buckingham founded the stone castle, when he was a granted licence to crenellate. Sadly the Tudor manor house, with its inner and outer quadrangular courts, survives unfinished, after King Henry VIII had the duke executed, in 1521, on the grounds of high treason. 7 miles north-east is Berkeley Castle.


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Thornbury Castle is located in the town centre, off Castle Street. 12 miles north of Bristol, on the M4-A38.

The hotel is owned by von Essen hotels and access is restricted to guests with reservations for an overnight stay, weddings, dining in the restaurant or exclusive use.

There is a car park.

Click here for castle pictures Thornbury Castle Picture 1Thornbury Castle Picture 2Thornbury Castle Picture 3 and a castle map of the area Castle Map of the Area

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