Ludlow Castle: The A-Z of Tudor Places

Ludlow Castle: The A-Z of Tudor Places

In this episode of the Tudor Travel Guide's A-Z of Tudor places, Sarah travels to the west of the country towards the border with Wales and discovers the ancient Ludlow Castle, once the training ground for Tudor princes.

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[bethanybathory]

I am an absolute homebody (and also in Arizona), but your videos have me wanting to travel all over the UK - and never leave! I'd never get bored, just hop in the car and find something mysterious and ancient. I love your country, and I do hope to visit sometime soon.

[steveandcynthiawright]

This castle is located in a lovely town steeped in Tudor history. Spring flowers are beautiful.

[subritton]

I love the Shires. I am a little biased as my family is from Hereford and I was born and brought up in Herefordshire. The figures in today's A-Z are well known names I have grown up with even if I didn't know it at the time! Thank you, Sarah.

[colleencox]

Dear Sarah, thank you for once again transporting us in time to another fascinating Tudor location. Poor Arthur; what a sad end to the potential aspiations of this shadowy young Prince. Ludlow must indeed have been lovely in its day. Thanks once again. Wishing you many Blessings from Colleen XXX

[Jkl-mysl]

Where does the name Ludlow come from then