Kenilworth Castle | 10 Places That Made England with Dan Snow

Join historian Dan Snow as he explores the places that shaped England’s story, in this exclusive series with History Hit. In this episode, Dan visits Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden in Warwickshire. Once one of the country’s most formidable medieval fortresses, the castle was later transformed into a spectacular Elizabethan palace by Robert Dudley in an effort to impress his queen - Queen Elizabeth I.
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[@zuzuspetals38]

Amazing 💚 I wish we could see what the castle looked like in its day 🌟

[@margaretsather5110]

Love seeing Dan doing videos. Wish he would do more of them.

[@jefflopes8810]

excellent history. I now want to go there!

[@fakenorwegian4743]

Well done. An excellent video. I got lost in the story.

[@bluevlade]

great editing guys !!

[@sheilacasper2030]

So interesting. Thank you.

[@daytripsuk1]

This is brillient, I am always on the lookout for places on my channel.. I can't always get to them to film but I will put this one on my list ..Thanks

[@mop5033]

Engaging ty!

[@annasahlstrom6109]

It's an absolute shame that much of the castle is in ruins.

[@aryastark772]

I would say it adds to the history of it. If it looked more like it did before it wouldn’t seem as old as it is

[@AdamCyrkunowicz]

Lovely attraction for visitors, I recently visited and created a promotion video, would recommend to all 😊

[@connyandersson2820]

Anyone knows the outro melody??

[@timefoolery]

Excellent documentary. I sometimes despise Cromwell for destroying so many beautiful castles, forts and great houses like Theobald’s Palace. He and his armies took so much history away from the English people.

[@Lakedistrictrider]

Not sure how this fits the series title. Interesting story of the party but how did it 'make England'? What's the wider significance?

[@aryastark772]

It was one of the biggest and main castles in the U.K. and one of the places where parliament was held for England, many monarchs stayed there