These are my favourites. This is the only Tudor castle in England in which you can stay the night, perhaps even sleep in the ...

Created in the Grotesque style, the 16th-century images—revealed by renovations at a lodge in England—mimic historic textile ...

Thornbury Castle, just outside Bristol, is the "only Tudor castle in England where you can stay the night" and is well worth visiting , said Lipscomb in The Telegraph. Guests may even get a chance ...

Referred to as the “Marriage of the Thistle and the Rose”, the ceremony took place at Stirling Castle in 1503 and, a century ...

For a truly unique experience, the castle offers a "Tudor Royalty Experience" Champagne Afternoon Tea, where guests can don replica Tudor attire, enjoy a leisurely stroll around the grounds ...

and the largest kitchens in Tudor England (capable of producing 800 meals a day). Its grounds include 60 acres of formal gardens complete with the oldest surviving hedge maze in the country as ...

economic and social changes were implemented in Wales and England. Pembroke castle. It’s quite impressive isn’t it! But why are we looking at this? Well, the Tudors of course. This is the ...

As the final part of Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall" trilogy hits our TV screens, "I predict a sudden revival of the Tudor aesthetic", said historian Suzannah Lipscomb in The Telegraph. The impressive ...