Hi Fiddle. We are a family of three: 2 adults and a seven year old and it cost us just £20. I hope this helps.

Hi ,yes it does ,it’s basic but sells castle gifts

Hi Katie, we are doing the "Children’s Victorian Christmas Santa Trails" details are on the website, click on the 'What's On' menu and they appear at the bottom on the page. They run from 9-10 and 16-19 December, Admission: Child 3 years and over £7.00, Child 0- 2 years £4.00, Adult £6.50. For more information or tickets please contact Tamworth Tourist Information Centre Tel: 01827 709581/618. Email: tic@tamworth.gov.uk

Yes, it should take you less than 15 minutes to walk from the station to the Castle and it's a fairly direct route. There is a map on our website under the Plan Your Visit section - Find Us.

While Tamworth Castle is quite small, there are 15 different rooms - along with the courtyard and other hidden gems - each giving a glimpse into the Castle's past and how it has changed over the centuries. We also now have a lot of interactive, hands-on displays, a small cafe and gift shop so it probably takes a couple of hours to get around, depending on how interactive you get. The Castle is also surrounded by extensive grounds which has a great play park, crazy golf, cycle hire and so much more!

The Castle Grounds are open to all and are completely free. More information on some of the facilities in the grounds and a map can be found on our website under the 'Explore' section.

Hello, There is an entry fee as follows: Adults - £7.00 Children (5-16 yrs) - £4.50 Child (2-4 yrs) - £2.50 Family Ticket (2 Adults + 2 Children) - £21.00 Serior - £6.00 Ground Floor Only - £2.75 There is free entry to the Castle gift shop and cafe.

Hi, We only allow Guide / Service dogs around Tamworth Castle, but dogs are allowed in the surrounding Castle Grounds.

it takes roughly an hour to an hour and a half to get around the building, depending on how much time you spend looking and reading at everything on display. Time is also affected by any events that may be taking place, all of which are advertised on the Castle Website the car park at the bottom of the slope (closest to the castle) is a short stay 2 hour car park, but there is another one, close to the Beefeater/Hotel that is an all day set price car park which may be better, its about 5/10 minutes away from the Castle itself but you get a walk through the Castle Grounds and by the river.