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Warwick castle is built upon a rocky site beside the River Avon, first chosen by William the Conqueror, for an earlier Motte and Bailey. The present building dates from the 13th. century, with the principal towers being added in the 14th. and 15th. centuries. There are many later additions, including the keep, and the interior was extensively rebuilt by Sir Fulke Greville, in the early 17th. century.
The 60 acres of grounds feature the River Island, Peacock Gardens, the Conservatory, picnic area, river and woodland walks, licensed restaurant, and medieval banquets.

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