Framlingham Castle

Framlingham Castle is a magnificent 12th century fortress which was built between 1190 and 1210 by the last Roger Bigod. Although it only once saw warlike activities in 1216 during King John's reign, Framlingham Castle still has a long and colourful past which makes a fascinating family day out in Framlingham, Suffolk.

Framlingham Castle castle was home to the Bigods (1100-1306), Thomas Plantagenet and his descendants (1312-1375), the Mowbray Dukes of Norfolk (1375-1481), and the Howard Dukes of Norfolk (1481-1535). The castle was also once the refuge of Mary Tudor before she became Queen in 1553.

Explore over 800 years of life and colourful heritage at Framlingham Castle in the 'From Powerhouse to Poorhouse' exhibition, and embark on a self-guided journey of discovery with the themed trails and fascinating audio tour. Visitors can explore the Mere and the wall-walk for spectacular views over the surrounding landscape and mere.

Framlingham Castle
9 Church Street
Framlingham
Suffolk
IP13 9BP

0.3 miles from The Crown Hotel