Durham Castle

Durham Castle is a Norman château situated in the Durham city of England, which has been completely possessed since 1840 by University College in the Durham city, United Kingdom, and the manor remains over a slope over the River Wear on Durham's landmass, inverse Durham Cathedral.

It is available to the overall population to visit, yet just through guided visits, since it is being used as a working building and it is home to more than 100 understudies.

The school makes broad utilization of the manor's two houses of prayer: the Norman Chapel, worked around 1078, and Tunstall's Chapel, worked in 1540.

Tunstall's Chapel is the all the more intensely utilized of the churches, being fairly bigger. Cleric Cosin and Bishop Crewe expanded it in the late seventeenth century.

Durham Castle is together assigned a UNESCO World Heritage Site with Durham Cathedral, a short separation crosswise over Palace Green.