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Chester Castle. Coordinates: 53.1853°N 2.8923°W. Chester Castle is in the city of Chester, Cheshire, England. It is sited at the southwest extremity of the area bounded by the city walls. The castle stands on an eminence overlooking the River Dee.
Visit the 12th-century Agricola Tower, the first stone gateway to Chester Castle, and see the chapel of St Mary de Castro with wall paintings. Explore the castle walls and enjoy events and views at this historic site.
Learn about the origins, development and functions of Chester Castle, founded by William the Conqueror in 1070 and rebuilt in stone in the 12th century. Explore the medieval and neoclassical buildings, the Agricola Tower, the chapel of St Mary de Castro and the county hall.
Chester Castle: Agricola Tower, Chester, Cheshire. Built in 1070 on the site of an earlier Roman fortress, the only surviving part of medieval Chester Castle is the 12th century gateway. Opening times & public access: Visit by guided tour only.
Chester Castle is a 1070 AD castle with a Grade I listed Agricola Tower and a history of royal visits and imprisonments. Learn about its opening hours, location, prices and nearby attractions.
Visit the historic site of Chester Castle, where you can explore the Agricola Tower and the castle walls. Find out the prices and opening times for your visit.
Learn about the history of Chester Castle, a Norman fortress founded in 1070 and later used as a royal residence and a prison. Find out how to visit the ruins, the city walls and the Agricola Tower, and see photos of the castle.
