Maiden Castle

Medenburg began six thousand years ago in the Neolithic era and eventually became the largest Iron Age mountain fortress in Britain. It is a huge wall surrounded by 50 football fields the size of a former home to hundreds of people and a completely hand-built castle.

A spectacular green fortress with all handcrafted detail - Medenburg is a super-old English castle, all handcrafted, that can trace its history back to the Iron Age. I always thought this was as magnificent as the traditional royal castle, but it was not, it was like a fortress, located on a large green grass, very spectacular. Location: Maiden Castle Rd, Dorchester Dorset England I first saw this huge Medenburg Castle, at a glance, I felt that it was endless, walking in from the west entrance, along the high and low hill fort, all the way very twists and turns, showing the majestic position here. The outer circle is its wall, the area around it is very large, we walk along the wall, you can imagine how much the hard wall has resisted foreign enemies, and you can't help but admire the people before. Medenburg was later used as a military exercise base, and looking at the terrain, you can see why. Standing at the highest point of the fortress, you can also overlook the scenery of the entire grassland. The view is very good, a green, high and low rolling hills, blowing the wind, and the mood can not help but relax the grassland next to Medenburg and the domestic is completely different, which can bring you a very British feeling! Opening Hours: All Day