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Rhuddlan Castle

Rhuddlan, Wales, United Kingdom

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World Castles
Castles in Wales
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About Rhuddlan Castle

Rhuddlan Castle was one of the iron ring of strongholds built by Edward I in his conquest of Wales. Construction of Rhuddlan Castle began in 1277 and it was built in a concentric style.

Today the pretty ruins of Rhuddlan Castle are open to the public.

UK Historic Sites
World Castles
Castles in Wales
Edward I sites

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Rhuddlan Castle
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Location
Rhuddlan, Wales, United Kingdom
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Middle Ages, United Kingdom, Castle
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