Bodiam Castle

Bodiam Castle is a picturesque 14th-century medieval fortress in East Sussex, England. Built in the late 1300s, it features defensive walls, towers, a moat, and a central hall, designed to protect against invaders. Its design reflects the castle's dual role: a stronghold and a symbol of power and prestige. Today, it remains well-preserved, offering visitors a glimpse into medieval architecture and history. The castle’s idyllic setting, surrounded by water, adds to its romantic and historic allure.