General view with the sea in the background Perched on a cliff-top with superb views over the North Sea Coast, Scarborough Castle provides a fantastic location for heats 11 & 12 in the run-up to the Grand Final at Tynemouth. With an impressive history, stories of invasion of the castle date back to the Bronze Age and forwards to World War II, via Romans and Vikings. There are even rumours that King Richard III still walks the battlements. Make the most of your visit to the tournament with our tips below.

Top tips!

• Enjoy fantastic views of the coastline from specially
  constructed viewing platforms.
• Bring the history of the site to life in our new exhibition
  including a spectacular Bronze Age sword.
• Take a break in the tea-room to enjoy sandwiches, scones,
  cake and a refreshing cup of tea.
• Explore the site once home to one of England’s earliest
  cricket grounds.

Aerial view along the cutain wall towards Mosdale Hall the remains of the Medieval hall and the keep.

Getting here

Address:	Castle Road, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO11 1HY
Telephone:	01723 372451
Location Map:	View this property on a map
By Car:	Castle Rd, E of town centre. Use Park & Ride service or town centre long-stay car parks. Limited number of disabled spaces at castle available for pre-booking.
By Train:	Scarborough station, 1 mile

Further information on this property can be found at www.english-heritage.org.uk/scarboroughcastle