Alnwick Castle

Avic Castle, also known as the Philosopher's Stone Castle, is the main filming location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It was originally the castle where the Duke of Northumberland and his family lived. It is also the second largest residential castle in England and is known as the Windsor Castle of the North. Every winter, the owner and his family live in the castle, so it is not open in winter. There is an Avic Garden inside. You need to pay a ticket to enter, which is charged separately from the ticket to the castle. Sometimes you need to queue up to buy tickets, so some people give up visiting the garden. Even if you buy a ticket and go in, you can only visit for one hour. After entering the gate of the castle, you can first see the vast grassland. Many children come here and run and play everywhere and have a lot of fun. The architecture in the castle is very distinctive and classic. On a door, there is a human skeleton with its limbs locked with iron chains and nailed to the door panel. Next to it is an animal head skull, with its eyes wide open and its mouth wide open, revealing long fangs, as if it wants to swallow people. Looking at it, it is also a bit scary. There are performances at regular intervals inside the castle, including Harry Potter performances and band performances. After entering the gate, there is a notice board on the left hand side with the performance schedule. It is best to check it after entering the gate so that you have an idea in your mind, and then rush to the performance venue according to the time. We missed the wonderful performance because we did not check the schedule. The band played on the grass, with light English music and all the performers wearing traditional English dresses. The scene is worth seeing.

There are state rooms, turrets, towers, city walls and other places in Alnwick Castle that can be visited freely. The ideal way to visit is to stroll around for an hour at a leisurely pace, then sit on the lawn and look out at the beautiful pastoral scenery of Northumberland.

This castle is located in the northeast corner of England and is open to tourists only in spring and summer. It is the filming location for many movies and British TV series. The castle also has a huge garden. The combined ticket is 28.5 pounds. It is worth seeing. You cannot take pictures of the interior of the castle. Since the owner still lives here, all the objects are kept very delicate. There are many square frames next to the castle wall. The scenery is so beautiful that any picture you take is a postcard. There are many interactive projects with tourists in the castle. A program list is announced every day. There are also many exquisite souvenirs in the gift shop.

Anik Castle is the stronghold of the war between Scotland and England. The pitted stone walls and mottled black inside the walls witnessed intense artillery fire. This is also the Scottish castle in Transformers 5. Did you see the grassy slope where the noble English lady rolled down?

It's about two hours'drive from Edinburgh. The scenery along the way is very beautiful, and the coastal area is not quite long. The coast is neither a reef nor a beach, but there is a large lawn, where sheep graze scatteredly, white, but their heads, hooves and tails are black, which reminds me of Shawn the lamb. The clouds in the sky are also very beautiful, one by one, layers by layers, all very stylish. Anik Castle. It's famous for filming Harry Potter, at least for me. As soon as you enter the castle, there are broom flying lessons available, as well as various tour guides'explanations, which are quite time-intensive, and can completely turn the tour from a horse-walking tour to a knowledge-raising tour. It took only two hours to get to the lake area and come back next time. Yes, tickets are valid for one year.

Behind the castle is the Arnick Garden, which covers an area of about 3,000 hectares. Walking in it with green eyes is a good place to rest and relax. Because of its super high "face value", the castle has become the scene of many movies and television. In addition to Variation 5, we are familiar with the Harry Potter series "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" and "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets".

As a used Royal palace, the castle is usually open to the public only from March to October. Yes, people still come to live in winter for a while. Next we go to Alnwick Castle, the most exciting castle in the world.