
Pembridge CastlePembridge Castle is in Herefordshire in the west of England and was built in the late 12th Century to defend the border with Wales. |
Nidzica CastleNidzica Castle, also know as "Neidenburg" was built by the Teutonic Knights about 1370 in what was then East Prussia and is today Poland. |
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Rochester KeepRochester Castle is a Norman castle built to guard the crossing of the Medway River on the road between London and Dover. |
Valle Crucis AbbeyValle Crucis Abbey is a Cistercian monastary built in 1201 in North East Wales. Valle Crucis is in a valley named for Elisig's Pillar, a 9th Century Christian memorial cross. |
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Muiden CastleMuiden Castle, also known as "Muiderslot," is a Dutch castle built in the 14th Century. It is located at the mouth of the Vecht river and was used to control trade. |
Skipness CastleSkipness Castle is located on Scotland's west coast. It was probably built as a defense against Viking raids in the 13th and 14th Centuries. |
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Donjon of FalaiseThe Donjon of Falaise is the keep of a castle in Normandy, begun in the 11th Century. The castle is said to be the birthplace of William the Conqueror. |
Weobley CastleWeobley Castle is a small castle located on the Gower Peninsula in southern Wales. It was built in the early 14th Century. |
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Harlech CastleHarlech Castle is located in northern Wales and was built by the famous castle architect Master James of St. George between 1283 and 1290. |
Aughnanure CastleAughnanure Castle was built in the early 16th Century and was the seat of the O'Flaherty clan. The castle is located in County Galway, Ireland. |
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