Warkworth Castle Pillows

Warkworth Castle in Northumberland

Warkworth Castle in Northumberland

Welcome to Warkworth in Northumberland

Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval building, occupying a loop in the River Coquet in Northumberland. The castle was built in the mid 12th century in a charter between 1157 and 1164. This image shows the castle keep, pictured from what was once a moat, and now planted with abundant daffodils.

Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval building, occupying a loop in the River Coquet in Northumberland. The castle was built in the mid 12th century in a charter between the years 1157 and 1164. This image has been given an artistic filter and shows the Grey Mares Tail Tower leading to the castle keep and the Great Tower.

Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval building, occupying a loop in the River Coquet in Northumberland. The castle was built in the mid 12th century in a charter between the years 1157 and 1164. This image shows the Grey Mares Tail Tower leading to the castle keep, from the river bank at Amble on a bright September morning.

The Church of St Lawrence, Warkworth, Northumberland

A view of the River Coquet, Warkworth, Northumberland

A distant landscape view of Warkworth Castle, taken from across the River Coquet at Amble, Northumberland

A lovely view along the River Coquet from Amble Marina towards Warkworth Castle in Northumberland.

Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval building, occupying a loop in the River Coquet in Northumberland. The castle was built in the mid 12th century in a charter between the years 1157 and 1164. This image shows the Grey Mares Tail Tower leading to the castle keep, from the river bank at Amble on a bright September morning.

Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval building in the town of the same name in the English county of Northumberland. The town and castle occupy a loop of the River Coquet, less than a mile from England's north-east coast.