Wow! What an experience ; we were lucky enough to book onto the Follow in the Footsteps of Uhtred at Bebbanburg with Ragnar tour …best decision and brilliant value for money ! History spanning 1000’s of years in just over 2 hours …weaving fantasy into historical fact. For any Game if Thrones fans it’s an absolute must. Thanks Ragnar

This was a nice castle in a good location, bit windy. It was very busy so moving through the house was slow. The staff were reluctant to provide maps of the castle to aid people to view everything, unfortunately. There was also a small exhibition of costumes from the BBC/Netflix series the Last Kingdom. Was unable to buy anything in the gift shop or buy any food etc as they refuse to accept cash! I thought turning cash away as payment was being made illegal.

My Husband and I visited Bamburgh Castle on Saturday October 14th. We were there early as advised as it gets really busy so were one of the 1st in the Castle car park, chargeable at £4 for your stay. First of all the gentleman taking payment in the car park was so lovely and it was obvious he thoroughly enjoyed his job. The Castle entry was £15.50 per adult and well worth every penny. The views itself are breathtakingly beautiful. Every staff member was so friendly and so helpful and full of knowledge. I can honestly say that it was so obvious they all loved their jobs and they are all a credit to the Castle. WOW inside the Castle we were in for a treat, steeped in history, beautiful and so well maintained. The Last Kingdom Hall for anyone that has watched the series is so worth a visit, seeing the actual costumes worn by some of the stars of the series. We had a visit to the cafe and had some home made vegetable soup with sour dough, piping hot and a cup of tea and cake, reasonably priced as well. If you have the chance to go to Bamburgh Castle it is very well worth the visit. Wrap up as it was quite windy up there. I can't stress enough what a totally enjoyable visit and as I said before each and every member of staff were an absolute credit to the Castle, Thank you for the buggy ride back to the car park as I struggled late on in the visit with my breathing.

As a fan of the Last Kingdom I’ve always wanted to come here and finally did! It’s so impressive and beautiful and I can’t say I’ve visited anything like it either. It was amazing to walk the beautiful coastline too and we took so many beautiful pictures. Despite getting my socks and shoes wet, it was well worth the stroll! However, £15.50 to visit the inside was I think a real rip off. The exhibition for Last Kingdom was barely 5 mins and for me, everything else wasn’t that interesting but that’s just me! To pay that I felt was a waste because I just enjoyed the courtyard and scenery. But I would recommend checking this place out.

Amazing castle, views and history. Incredible to think of King Oswald's Castle on this rock in the 600s, through the medieval times and all the way to today. The outside walk around the walls gives great views of the beach, sea, and village. The state rooms are extensive, varied and have several good audio visual presentations. Expensive at £15.50, but it's worth it. Car parking is easy in the large long stay car park, but cost £6 for 3 hours.

The castle itself is amazing to look around and it’s surrounding areas, I went with my partner to see the last kingdom exhibit and as I drove from hull the exhibit itself was pretty small. However we was very lucky and noticed an Uhtred tour was running so decided to pay for that and it was worth every penny. The man running the tour had incredible knowledge of history and the show itself and delivered it in a great tone with humour and kept the full audience engaged! We was so glad we did the tour as it definitely made the experience worth the long drive, massive thank you to the tour guide you was 10/10!!!

Watched the series The Last Kingdom, then after that The Last Kingdom 7 Kings Must Die. So w On my way from York to Dundee we decided to pop in and take the tour. We were there for a full 3 hours. The castle is very well preserved. The self guided tour was great and very informative.

Stunning castle and great beach on its doorstep. Beautifully preserved and interesting visitor info about finds at the site. Lovely shops nearby for refreshments and after a long walk along the beach they are welcomed.

A stunning castle, rich with history and beautiful views. We went on a rainy autumnal day but this did not dampen the mood. Beautiful vistas of the surrounding area, even on a bad stormy day you can see the island of Lindisfarne. Inside there is an incredible array of historical items and boards informing you of the castles past. Highly recommend a visit. Going to the beach nearby is also a must, it is a great spot for a good photo or two facing back up to the castle. Great for dog walkers.

Excellent staff, displays were innovative and really interesting. Christmas displays were cute. The aviation museum was great, and had lots of social history elements, which I loved. Visited the cafe, food was nice, staff very helpful.