- Open
- £13 adult · £9 child
- Dogs welcome, including inside
- No car park on site
- Charity or trust
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Quick answer
Pembroke Castle is a castle near Pembroke, managed by Charity or trust. Adult tickets cost £13. Dogs are welcome on a lead, including inside. There is no car park on site.
Pembroke Castle opening times
- Mon 12 10:0017:00
- Tue 13 10:0017:00
- Today Wed 14 10:0017:00
- Thu 15 10:0017:00
- Fri 16 10:0017:00
- Sat 17 10:0017:00
- Sun 18 10:0017:00
| Season | Dates | Days | Hours | Last entry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer 2026 | 1 Apr to 31 Aug | Daily | 09:30 to 17:30 | n/a |
| Autumn 2026 | 1 Sep to 31 Oct | Daily | 10:00 to 17:00 | n/a |
| Winter 2026-27 | 1 Nov to 28 Feb | Daily | 10:00 to 16:00 | n/a |
| March | 1 Mar to 31 Mar | Daily | 10:00 to 17:00 | n/a |
Closed on 1 Jan, 25 Nov, 26 Nov, 30 Nov, 24 Dec, 25 Dec, 26 Dec.
Great Keep roof closed for seven weeks from 7 September (conservation). Closed 25-26 and 30 November and 24-26 December and 1 January; Christmas Market 27-29 November (free, some areas closed). May close in extreme weather.
Pembroke Castle tickets and prices
| Ticket | Online | On the day |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | £11.70 | £13 |
| Child | £8.10 | £9 |
Getting to Pembroke Castle and parking
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- Address
- SA71 4LB
- Parking
- No car park on site. drop-off at entrance; disabled parking in Long Entry car park opposite. Long Entry (about 4 min walk), Commons (about 6 min), Parade (about 7 min) and West Street (about 8 min) car parks.
- By train
- Pembroke is 0.6 miles away.
- Public transport
- Services 348, 349 and 356 stop directly outside the castle entrance; Pembroke station is a 15-minute walk.
Dogs, accessibility and facilities
Dogs
Yes- Welcome: in the grounds and inside.
- Leads: dogs must be kept on a lead.
- Dogs on leads welcome everywhere except the gift shop.
Accessibility
Partly step-free- Step-free: in parts of the site.
- Paths and surfaces: Ground level and Outer Ward mostly wheelchair accessible; many uneven steps and steep narrow spiral stairs to towers and exhibitions.
- Accessible toilet: yes.
Food and facilities
- Toilets Yes
- Café Yes
- Shop Yes
- Picnic area Yes
- Guided tours Yes
What to see at Pembroke Castle
- 01
Keep
The main fortified tower of the castle.
- 02
Dungeon
Prison cells or a dungeon.
- 03
Exhibition
Displays and exhibitions to see.
- 04
Gatehouse
The fortified main entrance.
- 05
Views
Notable views from the site.
History of Pembroke Castle
- 1093 Roger de Montgomery builds an earth and timber castle
- 1201 William Marshal begins the Great Keep
- 1457 Birth of Henry Tudor, later Henry VII
- 1648 Besieged by Cromwell; towers slighted
- 1928 Bought and restored by Major-General Sir Ivor Philipps
Photos
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Monkeyrustler at English Wikipedia · Public domain · Source -
Dylan Moore · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source
Castles near Pembroke Castle
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How much does it cost to visit Pembroke Castle?
Adult tickets cost £13.
Where do you park at Pembroke Castle?
There is no car park on site. Long Entry (about 4 min walk), Commons (about 6 min), Parade (about 7 min) and West Street (about 8 min) car parks.
When is Pembroke Castle open?
In the summer 2026 season it opens every day from 09:30 to 17:30. Check the opening times above for the other seasons and closed dates.
Sources
- Page on api.postcodes.io
- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
- Wikidata
- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
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- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
- Page on cadwpublic-api.azurewebsites.net
- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
- Page on pembrokecastle.co.uk
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