Nunney Castle

Nunney Castle is a fascinating medieval castle from the 14th century surrounded by a deep moat. This unique example of a four-story defensive tower with distinctive round turrets delights lovers of history and architecture.

Built in 1373 by Sir John de la Mare with the approval of King Edward III, it combines elements of English and French architecture. The castle survived a siege during the English Civil War in 1645, and its picturesque ruins tell a fascinating story of medieval power and royal favor.

The surrounding area offers a peaceful place for picnics and walks, and a nearby village completes the tour experience.