Long reads, each one making a single decision from beginning to end. They run longer than the blog posts on purpose: these are the pages you read instead of opening a row of tabs and a spreadsheet.
If you want the short version of any of them, the Leeds Castle blog answers one question at a time. If you already know you want a Leeds Castle and Canterbury tour, the fares are on the homepage with the hours each one gives you at the castle.
Three genuinely different ways in, compared on the things that decide it: hours at the castle, whether admission is in the fare, group size and where the day starts.
Read post →Ten in the morning to five in the afternoon, in order, with the maze late and the castle building first — plus the ninety-minute version for coach arrivals.
Read post →Bearsted, Hollingbourne, the one day the 510 comes into the grounds, and the 20% discount for arriving without a car — with the numbers added up honestly.
Read post →Every band at both tiers, online against the gate, and the twelve-month rule that turns one admission into two visits for nothing.
Read post →What changes after 20 November: the illuminated trail, the two fireworks days that close the building, and a 3pm last entry that reshapes the whole visit.
Read post →Three ways in, one per channel: a coach day from Victoria, the castle's own twelve-month ticket, and a private car with a driver-guide.
Practical detail underneath all five sits on visiting Leeds Castle, ticket prices and the map and layout page. Leeds Castle Tours keeps the tour fares beside them.
