National Trust - Tattershall Castle

Tattershall Castle is a fascinating place with its unique four towers. Although my initial expectations were moderate, I was pleasantly surprised. The castle offers guided tours that are led by passionate and knowledgeable guides, adding a deeper layer to the visit. The picturesque surroundings and the castle's history make it truly special. For history and architecture enthusiasts, it's an absolute must-see. I highly recommend it!

We attended a Heritage event day, and there was a little bit of a queue outside to get in, I think we were a bit keen! There was plenty to see at the Castle, the staff had put out games for the kids to play as well. We were fortunate with the weather, showed the beautiful scenery all over when you walked to the top. The views were amazing. There were talks during the day, which provided the history of the castle. There were lots of information boards to show what part of the castle was what and the history behind when it was destroyed and rebuilt etc. Well worth the visit.

Well preserved castle keep containing huge, open rooms, an open rooftop providing good views of the surrounding landscape and a full dose of history.The tower is much larger 'in the flesh' than it appears in web photos and I quite liked the 'buttery'/dungeon area accessible by the second doorway from the left.There is also plenty of places to sit and enjoy a picnic both inside the tower grounds or on the disused bowling green adjacent to the church, which also is where the old Tattersall College used to stand.Ice cream and drinks are available in the ticket office.

Lovely grounds, small shop where you can buy and ice cream but no other catering facilities on site.Personally my favourite aspect of the castle is the medieval graffiti. It gives a different insight into our past.Inside the castle is pretty empty. Good views from the top.

Small garden area but very large interior. The Castle has a smallish floor area but 4 floors climbed up a circular staircase up to the very top of the building. The views are tremendous. My wife didn't fancy the long climb to the top so took a seat in the garden. I craftily caught a photo of her from the roof making her look very small.Well worth a visit as when you are finished here the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is only a short drive away.

I really liked this castle. It has been well preserved and has links to old mate Curzon who perhaps had more a sense of heritage protection than I had previously given him credit for considering his flamboyant expenditure in showing off his wealth in other areas of his life. Really nice place to spend a few hours.

Worth a visit if in the area. Really nice grounds and an interesting look into the history of the place.Admission was about what you expect. We paid for a family ticket which is £25 for 2 adults and 3 children. Also bought an ice cream from the shop there and the prices were surprisingly very reasonable!You can go to the top of the main house which has some really good views around the local area.

We had a wonderful visit to Tatershall Castle; we were staying in the area and decided to make the most of our membership. We anticipated the castle being not much more than ruins (we didn't read up beforehand); however, much to our delight, it was well-kept and restored in the early 1900s before being handed over to the trust. It has a fantastic history, and the restoration (no doubt with later support works by the trust) meant that the building has stood the test of time. Whilst there's not much furniture or elements, the architecture and history are worth the trip - plus the fantastic views from the roof! It's well worth a trip if you're in the area.

An interesting place to visit, with great views from the top.Not a good place to visit if you have mobility issues, as the property is spread over several floors, which can only be accessed by stone steps.The staff were excellent and helpful, the shop is quite small and there isn't a cafe on site, but the grounds are well maintained and the is plenty of space to use for a picnic and to let children run around.There are games dotted around the building for the kids to play.There is also the church to visit on the same site, it has great architecture to see and lots of information about its history.I will be going back for another visit.

Lovely castle, had a great visit, went up to the roof and had great views of the surrounding countryside, we then popped into the church next door for tea and cake.