STOWE CASTLE

Buckinghamshire

Stowe Castle, Buckinghamshire

The Castle, now operating as a restaurant, was built as part of the folly set for nearby Stowe House (now a school).  Stowe's gardens feature work from, amongst others, James Gibbs, William Kent and Capability Brown and there are no less than 37 Grade-I listed follies in its grounds.

The Castle stands over a mile from the house and is outside the grounds which are now owned by the National Trust.  As it is a restaurant, the owners are reasonably happy for visitors to look around.

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