William the Conqueror's Norwich Castle to Reopen Following $37 Million Renovation

William the Conqueror's Norwich Castle to Reopen Following $37 Million Renovation

In partnership with the British Museum, 900 Norman artifacts will be displayed across the reimagined space’s five floors

England’s Norwich Castle Reopens Following $37 M. Restoration

The Norwich Castle in Norfolk, England, reopened its doors today after a five-year, $37 million restoration overseen by architectural firm Feilden + Mawson. For the first time, visitors can now experience all five floors of the castle, from the basement to rooftop battlements, including reconstructed Medieval chambers and more than 900 artifacts. Dating back over 900 years to the 12th century, the fortress was commissioned by William the Conqu…

William The Conqueror’s Castle Reopens After $37 Million Restoration

“After five years and a $37 million restoration, Norwich Castle — one of England’s most iconic Norman fortresses — is reopening its doors with a meticulous recreation of its 12th-century grandeur.” – Artnet