Kenilworth Castle

Developed from Norman through to Tudor circumstances, the mansion has been portrayed by compositional history specialist Anthony Emery as "the finest surviving case of a semi-regal royal residence of the later medieval times, noteworthy for its scale, shape and nature of workmanship". Kenilworth has additionally assumed an essential authentic part, and framed a base for Lancastrian tasks in the Wars of the Roses.

Kenilworth was likewise the scene of the expulsion of Edward II from the English honored position, the French affront to Henry V in 1414 said by John Strecche to have energized the Agincourt crusade, and the Earl of Leicester's rich gathering of Elizabeth I in 1575.