A massive castle built in 1295 by Edward I to control the Welsh border, the last of his castles still lived in until 2004. Explore the dungeon, the medieval towers and the elegant state rooms, and admire the ornate iron gates at the park entrance.
The gardens have clipped yews and views over nine counties. The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a World Heritage Site, is a short drive away.
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