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I love Warwick. It is a beautiful place, the castle is fabulous! It is the main attraction here. You can really imagine the castle and village coming to life as it were hundreds of years ago.

I enjoy coming back here, a fabulous place for a day out!

Warwick is a great place to visit. The castle in particular is one of the best I''''ve been to. Actually, it is the best. Although it isn''''t the biggest, you can really imagine it functioning. I''''ve taken many people here that were from outside the UK and they all fell in love with it. Kids in particular love having the run of the place. Because it is relatively small, that makes it easy to keep an eye on them. The peacocks put on a show, even in the carpark, so keep an eye out for them. There is also a conservatory there will all sorts of exotic plant life. In town, it is very safe. Something you''''d expect from this part of England. Everything slows down and it is very relaxing there. All the shops and places to eat have all you need for a visit too. The night life isn''''t London but you don''''t come to Warwick for the night life anyway. You come for the peace and the beauty. Back to the castle. Make sure you spend some quality time on the banks of the river with an ice cream. You''''ll feel like you are in another world.

There are many many lovely places to stay and vist in warwick. Warwick is my surname so i have been hear a few times as a child. Visiting Warwick is a friendly and a memorable experience with something for all ages. Easily accessible by car, bus, train, cycling or on foot it is set amidst historic buildings and numerous attractions. Warwick has an ever-growing reputation for the variety of its cafes, restaurants and other eateries. The Market Square plays host to numerous events throughout the year and is the home of the Charter Market.
Visit Warwick Castle, Britainns Greatest Mediaeval experience, the Lord Leycester Hospital with its fine mediaeval timber framed buildings, the military museums and the Collegiate Church of St Mary famous for its Beauchamp Chapel.Whilst visiting Warwick be sure to call into the Tourist Information Centre where a team of knowledgeable staff will be able to assist you with your enquiry.

Warwick is a lovely place to have a day out ..we ecently visited Warwick castle which is now owned by the Tausades company..it wasnt cheap but we all had an enjoyable day out..We did have a long walk fom the car park and mostly uphill..in the castle there was lots going on very entertaining..the castle was great but plenty of steps ..there is plenty of places to get food and drinks..there was also a pig roasting ..We watched battles with horses and men with swords..there are toilet facilities too which are clean ..The staff are friendly too..
We have also been to Wellesbourne Market which is just up the road from Warwick and is fantastic gets very busy so get there early its set out on an airfield ..there is about 4 rows of market stalls..this in itself is a day out ..as you browse round you can watch the planes taking off ..There ae plenty of burger vans and places to eat and drink..iv had some great bargains fom here...there all all kinds of different stalls ..Argos which sell returned goods a next stall which sells also returned goods this one my favourite!!..
Warwick is a lovely sleepy Town and well worth a visit to experience the history and view the old and anceint buildings.

Warwick is a beautiful town in the middle of England. It is steeped in history. The town is most well known for Warwick Castle. It is now run by the Tussauds group so it is fairly expensive to get in but it really is a great day out. They have lots of stuff going on here to entertain the kids so it makes a really great day out for the whole family. The town itself has lots of beautiful buildings and reasonable shopping facilities. Again, Warwick is more of a place for a day out or quiet weekend away. If you want action and nightlife, Warwick isa definately not the place to be. I love it for its peace and quiet and just being able to wander around and take in the beautiful scenery.

Warwick is a great place to visit. The castle in particular is one of the best I''ve been to. Actually, it is the best. Although it isn''t the biggest, you can really imagine it functioning. I''ve taken many people here that were from outside the UK and they all fell in love with it. Kids in particular love having the run of the place. Because it is relatively small, that makes it easy to keep an eye on them. The peacocks put on a show, even in the carpark, so keep an eye out for them. There is also a conservatory there will all sorts of exotic plant life. In town, it is very safe. Something you''d expect from this part of England. Everything slows down and it is very relaxing there. All the shops and places to eat have all you need for a visit too. The night life isn''t London but you don''t come to Warwick for the night life anyway. You come for the peace and the beauty. Back to the castle. Make sure you spend some quality time on the banks of the river with an ice cream. You''ll feel like you are in another world.

When i was younger i used to live in Warwick and it was realy nice. We lived n an estate just around the corner of Wrawick Castle. There were lots of fields around there and all of the people were really nice. The people are still really nice but now they have made the estate really big, a bit too big so i wouldn''t recommend living there any more. Although Warwick caslte is still really nice. There is lots to do there. It is catered for all sorts of poepl cause it is also very historical. The shopping is really good there too and the shops are really nice. There is a big sainsbury''s there so you dont have to go ob a long drive to buy grocery''s. there are also some really nice pubs to go out to a night. For kids there is a big sweetie shop which i recommend for all kids. It is a nice little town to live in!!

Warwick is a lovely little town in Middle England. It is home to one of the most famous castles in the country: Warwick Castle. It is run by the same company as Alton Towers and they have made sure it is a great day out for all the family. There is a great tea shop that serves excellent scones.

Every October the Mop comes to Warwick which is like a fair ground. It is in the town centre and they have rides like ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds and waltzers. There are a lot of good food stands and the candy floss stand is always packed.

The nightlife isnt great here but there are a few good old pubs. Warwick is more a place to go to look at the architecture and to enjoy the history. St Marys church is beautiful and they have a great guided tour if you are interested. Many famous people are buried here.

Warwick is a beautiful town steeped in history and full of amazing architecture. My grandparents live here and so I have visited the town many times over the years. They have a huge park which has everything from fair ground rides all year round, to a play park, a bike and skateboard park, a swimming pool, a pond and tennis courts. The most famous attraction has to be Warwick castle which is definitely worth a visit. You have to be accompanied by an adult if you are under 16 but it is amazing place with so much to see and do. There is a really scary dungeon area with models and effects that are done by the same people that did the London Dungeons. The Lord Leicester Hospital is a great place to get afternoon tea as it is in a lovely building and it has a lovely little garden too. Warwick isnt great for going out but it is the perfect place to spend a weekend away or to go to on a daytrip.