Carisbrooke Castle

This is the Castle of Carlisbrook, which has held King Charles I on the Isle of Wight for centuries. I was fortunate to visit this ancient and magnificent castle during the summer vacation. But now the moat had dried up, but it had resisted countless enemy forces at the time. Now it was a landscape full of precious flowers and plants.

Carisbrooke Castle is located in the middle of the Isle of Wight, where Charles I was imprisoned. On 11 August 1898, Queen Victoria’s youngest daughter opened Risbrook Castle to the public and a museum was built to provide personal relics, documents, photographs, printed publications and military equipment during the English Civil War, etc. The castle has a typical English architectural style, and the endless fields can be seen from the city walls, with beautiful scenery.

Carisbrooke Castle looks beautiful, this castle has been baptized for a long time and although many of the surfaces are worn out, it is still solid. The surrounding scenery is great, standing on the castle overlooking the surroundings is really great.