About This Event

Berkhamsted Place the successor to the Castle. Visitors will experience something of the grandeur of what remains of this 'royal' mansion Visit includes an Elizabethan walled garden and the Great Barn and a vinery Berkhamsted Place was built by Sir Edward Carey, Keeper of the Queen's Jewels (Elizabeth I), using material from the castle. From the 18th century onwards it was frequently known as The Castle. Although little remains of the mansion itself, the area is rich in history. Tours will include the Great Barn which is even older than the mansion. Although the mansion was demolished in 1967 much of interest still remains. There will be a small exhibition depicting the history of the Place.

Staying overnight?

Hotels within walking distance of Corner of Castle Hill and Murray Road.

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