An iconic castle, still complete enough to get an impression of what it must have been like years ago. Get your camera out, because it is an excellent place to get some stunning photos. We have happy memories of seeing a Shakespearian plan staged here. Currently entrance is £10 for adults.

A very interesting early Norman castle. Still well intact so you don't need too much imagination to understand what it used to look like and see the functions of the buildings. Great views of the town from the top of the inner tower. We'll worth the visit.

I loved our visit to ludlow castle. The weather wasnt great but the castle was amazing. We had a quiet couple of hours walking around here. It was worrying to me as somebody with limited mobility as to how I would manage. However I got round most of it and they have good paths and bridges. My hiking stick aided me around and kept my balance very well. Given it is a historic building there is only so much Ludlow can do the mitigate in line the age of it. The people on the door and the shop were exceptionally helpful and it made our trip away to finally visit the castle. I didn't do the orginal steps as these I think were beyond me but being able to see and do so much was a real joy. There some stairs that are easier in two place and part of build would structures. This is a very large and outstanding castle and I highly recommend

What a fabulous castle! Love bed looking around and discovering all the twists and turns. Stunning ruins. Friendly and helpful staff. Sadly the café wasn’t open to try out what was on offer. We’ll certainly be back.

Located in a beautiful part of Shropshire, we drove there via Coventry, around a 2hr drive for us, through some of the most scenic countryside you will ever see. Parking near the castle is easy and mainly consists of on street parking. Parking for blue badge holders is free with no time restrictions. Entry is via the main front entrance and not the entrance on the left which leads to a dead end. Ticket price was £10 per adult. Children under 6 go in free. Much of the castle is still standing, it's rather large and plenty to look at. There is a cafe/restaurant on site before you go in, although there was not much seating space. There is also a gift shop on the way in and also one on the way out. To use the toilets you first have to purchase you ticket, which has a code on to let you into the toilets. For the ticket price it's well worth a visit, with plenty of open space to sit down on, on a nice day.