Impressively well preserved castle. We were given a guided tour with Sue who had a great knack of making connections between the mediaeval history and current events. The sheer incompetence of relying on the town walls to defend the landward side, but then letting the Welsh into the town for market days was just one example.

My wife and I enjoyed our visit to the castle. We parked down by the water and had to guess where the entrance was. There is no signage. From the parking lot, , facing the castle, go to your left. The entrance is through one of the town gates and up the hill a bit. My wife is considered handicapped and the gentleman at the entrance gave us quite good information on what she could easily access. Many of the corridors are still accessible inside the walls, as well as the walkways on top of the walls. Most of the towers are also accessible. Some have the interior rooms open, but less than half. The passageways in the towers are a bit of a maze, with several dead ends. Mind your head. I'm a little over 6 ft tall. Most of the time, there was a little extra headroom, but some of the tower entrances from the passageways drop low enough to bump your head. Overall, a very fun visit.

This is our second time here and wow what a castle really is fabulous. The weather didn't detur us either what's a little rain, kids loved the dress up in the museum. Special mention to benny and Keith at the end made the experience even more magical with the children asking them questions and really passionate about the museum even testing the children's knowledge! Without them it just would be the same so thank you!!

An amazing castle, lots of opportunities to read and learn about the fascinating history. The children loved the dress up and Benny and Keith were just so lovely with them. Fantastic place.. highly recommend a visit

Caernarfon Castle is impressive for its sheer size alone. There are lots of steps, empty rooms and corridors to explore. It wasn’t cheap at £25 per couple so we were disappointed that there was so little information available. We saw a lot of ‘headphone’ signs but few information boards to accompany them. When I asked at reception, headphones were a further £3 per person. Ergo, £25 to enter the castle or £31 to enter and learn about its history.

We went on a Princess cruise excursion and enjoyed it immensely. It was the most magnificent castle I had seen. It beat the Blarney castle by a wide margin. Very impressive and a lot to see. Took lots of pictures and the history was fascinating. The guide was extremely knowledgeable but went on a little too much for my liking but still give him a thumbs up for his passion for the castle. I would have liked more time to explore on our own. We were there about two hours and would have enjoyed a good 3 hours or more there if I had my choice. The town of Holyhead has an interesting sea wall but the town itself is a small fishing village with not much to offer so if you are on a cruise there, make sure you go to Caernarfon Castle, you wont regret it.

The entry fee is very reasonable. There is lots to see here. We spent over 2 hours here as there is so much to see and do. The steps at every point in the castle are very steep and lots of them so you definitely need to be an able Walker, as we were out of breath and we were all under 25! The views from the top of the castle were amazing, from every single side of the castle! The corridors in some parts of the castle are very dark and slippery so you have to be very careful! There are also a few museum parts to the castle which are very informative too! Would visit again!

It’s certainly an impressive castle and it was reasonably priced to get in. The climb up the turrets onto the high wall was a bit precarious but thankfully there were very few people visiting so didn’t have to negotiate with people coming up and down. The shop is a bit uninspiring and we were very disappointed that the museum are was closed on our visit, something we were not told when we paid to enter. Other than a short film there’s not much else to see

This is 800 years old castle in North Wales. The castle is quite perfect. It's not too big, 1-2 hr is enough for tour the whole castle. There is exhibition about Prince Chales coronation to be Duke of Wales in 50 + years ago. Entrance fee is about 12 GBP.

Visited with 2 grandchildren aged 7 and 11. Paid £30 for family ticket. Our dog was allowed in too. Really enjoyed our visit. The children loved exploring all the little passage ways and steps up and down the towers. 2 brilliant staff in the museum (thank you guys) who engaged with our history loving 11 year old grandson and gave him little treats. Well worth visiting.