Conwy Castle
13th-century Welsh river fortress with eight towers, built in just four years
- United Kingdom
- Wales
- 13th century
- Medieval (Edwardian)
- castle
Conwy Castle was built fast between 1283 and 1287 with eight great towers to lock down a river crossing in north Wales. Its thick curtain walls and twin gatehouses make it one of Europe's finest medieval fortresses.
Construction: 1283–1287
Frequently asked questions
- When was Conwy Castle built?
- Conwy Castle was built mainly in the 13th century. Full construction span: 1283–1287.
- Where is Conwy Castle?
- Conwy Castle is in Conwy, United Kingdom (around 53.28°, -3.83°).
- What kind of castle is Conwy Castle?
- Conwy Castle is a castle in the Medieval (Edwardian) style. 13th-century Welsh river fortress with eight towers, built in just four years.