Leeds Castle

History
Leeds Castle is located on 2 lake islands along the River Len, approximately 4 miles from Maidstone in Kent.
This is a medieval fortress, one of the most beautiful castles in the world.
The very name of Leeds Castle comes from the name of its first owner, Senor Leeds. It was he who built a small wooden fortress on this place.
In 1119, Robert de Kruecker erected a stone castle on the site of a wooden building.

Leeds is located 60 km from London and is easily accessible by train or taxi. While in England, you should definitely visit Leeds Castle, here you can see: "living labyrinth"; a huge poultry house where you can see more rare and exotic birds; It also houses the Dog Collars Museum, which displays a collection of collars from the 15th century to the present day.

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