Audio guide is worthwhile..very insightful. Good to be able to wander around at your own pace. £4 entry fee is acceptable too. More

There's not a great deal there, but definitely worth a look if you're in the area and very reasonable entrance fee More

The kids had a great time playing hide and seek and chase. The steep moat boundary provided them with a place to run free. EH members so great for regular short visits when in Kings Lynn. More

Castle Rising is about ten minutes away from where we live. It is an English Heritage property and a fine example of a medieval castle. Castle Rising is an attractive village historically important since this was the earlier port before river changes favoured nearby King's Lynn. Easily visited off the A149. Years ago, when we lived in Sheffield but had... More

Lovely Norman castle which we had not heard of before. More

Breathtaking at first sight, yet worth repeated visits. All the castle and its mound can be explored inside and out, and there is an information centre and gift shop too. Excellent tea rooms in the village as well, with home baked pastries and cakes. More

Went there with family while visiting them in Boston. A whole day is not required. Bring a camera. We were there on a lovely day. As there are steps it is advisable to wear comfy footwear. After going round the castle we went to the tea rooms and as the weather was good, were able to sit and eat in... More

And there was me thinking Castle Rising was some Gothic pile dreamed up in a Fanny Craddock novel. Not so at all. Try this. Motor over to that neglected and unloved part of England, the eastern seaboard, or what a less charitable colleague calls the endless mudflats. I mean that stretch of fertile flatland between Boston and Wisbeach snatched from... More

Great Castle ,very friendly staff,great views and such history right in your hands in front of your eyes,we loved castle Rising More