Berry Pomeroy Castle
Berry Pomeroy Castle is hidden away in a forested valley on the edge of Totnes. A wealth of history awaits at this romantic ruin.
The remains date back to the 15th century, with the Gatehouse being the first thing you see when visiting. After passing by the piercing monument, make your way to the Great Hall.
After exploring the remains of the Great Hall, make your way up the steps to the first floor where high ceilings and a Dominican altarpiece.
From here, you can enjoy elevated views of The Pomeroys and The Seymours building. Now ruins, the building was once owned by the prestigious Seymour and Pomeroys families, one of which has links to Henry VIII.
Berry Pomeroy Castle offers handy audio tours, so you can receive in-depth information about the ruins’, past.
After touring the ruins, why not go for a walk in the grounds? The John Musgrave Trail is a must-try, offering stunning views of the castle and nearby lake.
An intriguing outing awaits at Berry Pomeroy Castle…