Castlegarde Castle, built about 1190 A.D., is the oldest continually inhabited castle in Ireland. At various times it was home to the O’Briens of Thomond and to the Geraldine Earls of Desmond, and has ...

Windsor Castle, nestled in Berkshire, has been the residence of British monarchs for nearly a millennium. The Royal Collection Trust confirms it as the world's oldest and largest occupied castle ...

Killyleagh Castle is the oldest inhabited castle in Ireland. Following the architectural style of a Loire Valley chateau, the castle has been in the hands of the Hamilton Family since the early ...

What: Ashford, one of Ireland’s oldest castles, reopened after renovations that salute its 13th-century Anglo-Norman beginnings, French château, and Victorian additions, and nearly 90 years as ...

Ashford Castle, about 20 miles north of Galway, may be Ireland’s most famous castle hotel – built in 1228 by the Anglo-Norman House of Burke and converted to an exquisite hotel in 1939.