Farnham Castle is one of England's finest remaining great medieval houses, originally constructed over nine hundred years ago by the powerful Bishops of Winchester. Sitting atop Castle Hill in Surrey, the striking complex encompasses a Norman Keep, Bishop's Palace, Great Hall, and Norman Chapel set within five acres of manicured grounds offering views toward the Surrey Hills. For centuries it served as an administrative hub and royal lodging between London and Winchester, visited by English monarchs including King John and Queen Victoria. Today the castle remains carefully maintained, offering guided tours of the Bishop's Palace on select Wednesday afternoons, and operates as a prestigious venue for weddings, celebrations, and corporate events.
