Clifford's Tower
Clifford's Tower played a crucial role in the control of northern England. The tower has a turbulent history, surviving 1,000 years of flood, fire and siege. Its origins were violent: William the Conqueror built the castle for his northern campaign of terror in 1069. At various points in its history, Clifford's Tower became a royal mint, functioned as a prison, gruesomely displayed the bodies of leaders of uprisings, and was even a court.
Alternative name:
en Clifford's Tower - English Heritage
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Visitor information
Admission
| 5 - 15 | £2.60 |
| English Heritage pass | Valid |
| Adult | £4.30 |
| Concession | £3.90 |
| Family (2 adults, 3 children) | £11.20 |
Facilities
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Museum shop
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This museum has 2 ratings.
For some people just a bunch of old bricks, but for some it's a great place to let your imagination go!
Right at the city this great historical tower/castle. Nice place to have a great view of the city.
Visited on Thursday, May 15, 2008
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