Caerphilly Castle is one of the largest in Wales and is an excellent example of the concentric principle of fortification.
The first view of Caerphilly on the way from the
carpark
View of the castle and moat
The front gate with brand-new bridge
The flag of Wales on the fortified inner gate
The Great Hall
View from the outer walls of the inner part of
the castle
The Leaning Tower of Caerphilly Castle which leans a few degrees
from vertical more than the famous tower in Pisa!
The outer wall and the outer wall through an arrow
loop
A wider angle view of the castle and moat
Caerphilly Castle from the air
Photograph by Skyscan for Cadw
Photographs © Lara E. Eakins except where noted