The much-loved medieval marvel returned to Warwick Castle this May half term, kicking off its longest-ever run.
Warwick Castle is immersing visitors into the Wars of the Roses with its much-loved live show, which returned to the castle this half term for a 100-day run.
Spectators to the medieval marvel witness charging horses, clashing swords, jostling jousters and a roaring crowd backing the House of Lancaster or House of York.
The show kicked off its longest-ever run, with the spectacle taking place multiple times daily for 100 days throughout the summer.
Along with the impressive live performance, which is included with admission, visitors to the castle can also experience The Legend of the Trebuchet, a spectacle culminating with Britain's largest siege machine launching a projectile through the air; The Falconer's Quest, where 60 birds of prey swoop above guests' heads; The Zog Live Show, a live performance developed by popular children's author Julia Donaldson bringing the loveable dragon to life; The Princess Tower, where guests can take part in a new interactive story riddled with mysteries; and The Bowman Show, with the castle's resident archer wowing visitors with his pinpoint archer's accuracy.
Admission starts from £26 per adult, with per-person stays from £43 including an overnight stay at the Knight's Village themed accommodation.
