🎶 Russell Watson at Pembroke Castle 🎶 📅 13th September Don’t miss an unforgettable evening with the UK’s best-loved tenor, performing in the stunning setting of Pembroke Castle! 🎟️ Grab your tickets now — they’re going fast! https://pembrokecastle.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/63604?catID=62133 | Russell Watson

7.4K views · 358 reactions | In our fifth episode of our Virtual Tour series, we visit Cawdor Castle in the Scottish Highlands. Forever linked by Shakespeare with Macbeth (Macbeth was Thane of Cawdor), Cawdor Castle houses a superb collection of tapestries, pictures and furniture reflecting 600 years of history. Outside the castle walls are beautiful landscaped gardens. Watch all of our virtual tours here: https://www.europeanwaterways.com/blog/virtual-tours/ | European Waterways | Facebook

89K views · 1.9K reactions | You’re invited to the castle: Tours are back! Step into the story of one of Chip and Joanna Gaines’ biggest Fixer Uppers —a century-old castle nestled the heart of Waco, Texas. Book a tour at magno.li/castletours! #VisitMagnolia #FixerUpperTheCastle #MagnoliaNetwork | Visit Magnolia | Facebook

1.3M views · 15K reactions | Stunning drone footage of castles from around the world. ⌘  #UnitedByDrone | AirVūz | Facebook

8 Free things to do in Pembrokeshire . Pembrokeshire is one of my favourite parts of Wales & luckily we spend a lot of time here. Not only does it have beaches but theres lots of history & culture & plenty to see & do that is free & budget-friendly. . Here are just a few of our fave spots & they are also all dog-friendly. . 1. Lamphey Bishops Palace, Pembroke . Free entry & parking. Large & palatial ruins that give insight into what life was like for the medieval Bishops of St David’s. . 2. Wist

3.4K views · 61 reactions | Archaeologists believe this cave, which sits underneath a castle in Pembrokeshire, may have been inhabited by people about 10,000 years ago https://bbc.in/3ReLGm7 | BBC Wales News | Facebook

Laugharne Castle is a picturesque medieval castle in the town of Laugharne in Carmarthenshire, Wales. This is the ‘brown as owls’ castle beloved of Dylan Thomas, Laugharne’s most famous resident. He wrote Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog in the castle summerhouse perched above glorious views of the Taf estuary. Laugharne's history stretches back over nine centuries. Founded in 1116, it was part of a chain of Norman coastal castles from Chepstow in the east to Pembroke in the west. #laugharn

Pembroke Castle Pembroke Castle has a long and fascinating history, for it was around 1093 that Arnulf de Montgomery built the small inner bailey standing at the end of the promontory. Only a few years later the castle withstood a long siege by the Welsh, although its defenders were near starvation. The late 12th century keep is both an outstanding feature and architectural novelty, for it has a massive cylindrical tower with an unusual stone dome. Pembroke is also noteworthy as the only castle