Oxburgh Estate

Historical retro red brick house was shocked by its red brick wall when I first saw Oxburgh. The Oxburgh in Kingswood, England, is on a high ground. It is said that it was originally used as a defensive castle building. . [First impression] When I first saw Oxburgh Hall, I thought it was a castle with a long history and a very romantic medieval residence. The beautiful gate tower stands on a calm moat, with a very quiet human-shaped trail leading down the artificial canal to the moat. The walls of the castle are made of red bricks, which look retro and gorgeous and full of warmth. When we stood at the entrance of the hall, we saw a small garden on the east side of the hall, a forest in the northwest, where a Victorian chapel stood, and a church at the back of the hall, I found the castle to be very liveable with the surrounding architectural landscape. [Don't miss] Since we have been here, of course we can't miss every corner we can see, so even the roof we went up. The rooftop viewing platform is a place I highly recommend everyone to go, it is an entertainment venue, but also a useful exterior, where you can enjoy the surrounding countryside scenery, you can also see the view of the tower - there is a dome, Another is to ring the bell from the yard below, where you can overlook the surrounding scenery, very comfortable and wide view. TIPS: 1. Don't talk loudly when visiting, play and play, be optimistic about children 2. Don't bring a tripod in

Experience the mysterious journey of grapes~oxburgh hall* Play experience* This is a medieval castle. There are green lawns around it. It is also a landmark building in the city. Because I still like historical relics, this castle is my must-see. Its overall architectural style is biased towards the mid-13th century. The whole is brown. There are many play items in this castle. My friend and I finally arrived at the castle after a day of boating and car work. The owner of this castle warmly entertained us. Especially worth mentioning is that there is also a cellar here. Inside are all wines of the previous year. The owner also specially opened a bottle in order to entertain us. The mellow wine. The heavy feeling that only has a long fermentation. It is fascinating. There is also a vineyard in the castle. The workers pick grapes here. After the layers of procedures, they eventually become wine. We also experienced the fun of picking grapes and experienced several wine making processes firsthand. It is particularly noteworthy that in ancient winemaking, people were to crush grapes with their feet. This made me and my friends stunned. But the owner here told us that there was no pollution problem. Because the grapes are fermented and bacteria break down. You can experience the pleasure of making wine. Those who like wine should definitely not miss this place.