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| Old Wardour Castle |
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| This castle was built in 1393 in Wiltshire, near to the town of Shaftesbury. It was destroyed by civil war in England. A plan to repair the ruins in the 1700�s was rejected and a new castle was built nearby, known as Wardour Castle. Old Wardour stands as a relic within its grounds. It was used to film the scenes at Locksley Castle in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Directions and Information Follow the signs from the A30 2 miles southwest of Tisbury Bus: Wilts & Dorset service 26 Salisbury - Shaftesbury Train: Tisbury 2� miles 29 Mar - 30 Sep: 10am - 6pm daily 1 - 31 Oct: 10am - 5pm daily 1 Nov - 28 Mar: 10am - 1pm and 2pm - 4pm Wed - Sun (closed Mon-Tues) Closed 24 - 26 Dec, 1 Jan Adult: 2.60 Concession: 2.00 Children under 16: 1.40 Children under 5: Free |
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