Join Deaf BSL Guide and artist Olivier Jamin for a tour of Kenilworth Castle.

Kenilworth Castle’s story begins in the 1120s. Over 900 years it has been strengthened by some kings and attacked by others. And 450 years ago, it even hosted a famous visit from Queen Elizabeth I.

Meet Olivier at the Visitor Centre where he will lead you around the site and share with you some of the most exciting tales from Kenilworth’s past. The tour is free but places do need to be booked.

Email access@english-heritage.org.uk to book

You will also need to buy a ticket for the castle (members get free entry, just show your English Heritage membership card when you arrive). If you book in advance, you can save 15% on the ticket price. Book your tickets to Kenilworth Castle here. Free essential companion or carer tickets are available online or at the ticket desk.

There is a car park near the entrance with standard spaces, accessible bays, and overflow parking on grass. If you’re not a member of English Heritage or Blue Badge holder, you need to pay for parking here.

The tour route covers some steep, rough and uneven ground, including grass and gravel. There thre are accessible toilets, including one at the Visitor Centre, which is the meeting point. For more information about accessibility please visit our access page.