Tenby Castle
Description:
Like many other castles in Britain, Tenby Castle is now a ruin, but some buildings are still preserved and worthy of attention.
The castle is located on a rocky cape and majestically rises above the sea.
The usual square gate will allow you to enter the castle, but do not think that everything is so simple. After the gate, you do not get into the castle, the path will be blocked by a barbican made in the shape of the English letter D, and at the highest point of the cape there is a watchtower made of two small towers connected to each other - all this allowed the inhabitants of the castle to feel protected in case of war, rebellion or rebellion, since around the clock from the barbican and the watchtower were observed.
The castle witnessed many historical events, but remained intact. Tenby still welcomes tourists who love traditional English architecture, which preserves the centuries-old history of the country.