It is a beautiful hidden gem with lots of history. The Castle is lovely with a moat surrounding it. It's not huge, but you have a lovely old village/hamlet with a quaint church. The little Cafe was lovely and very friendly.

We belong to English Heritage and this was near Stonehenge so couldn’t resist. It’s free to visit so you don’t need to be a member. The village it sits in is also worth a visit. Very quaint. One pub in the middle, a river running through and a lovely church. Parking could be an issue but we managed to find somewhere close to the castle. This medieval castle weirdly sits in the middle of this village but at one time I imagine it sat quite naturally. Through a little gate And along the circular path Nunney Castle is a ruined but English Heritage does a great job of providing an illustration of what living there might have been like. Across a draw bridge and you are at the front door of the castle. Port holes, old fire places, window seating and ruined stairs can been seen whilst roaming the castle walls. If it’s your thing and you are in the area I’d recommend the visit. It’s doesn’t take long to walk around and it’s great for the imagination.

I visited after viewing Stourhead House & Gardens which is just 20 minutes away. This pretty little castle is free, and is only worth 15 minutes of your time. (NB: There is parking about 5 minutes away and a cafe nearby.) Pretty 14thC ruined castle with a pretty moat.

Beautiful castle with lots of character. Feast for the eyes and the keen photographer. Being able to walk within the walls gave a sense of space and volume. Nunney Castle is the centre of a beautiful village. Free to enjoy by young and old.