Annick Castle is located near the town of the same name, and it is the seat of the Duke of northumberland, which has been like this since Henry Percy, the 1st Baron Percy, bought the Baron in 139. The first part of the castle predates the ownership of Percy's family by more than 2 years, because it was built in 196 according to historical records. Today, it still belongs to the Percy family, who live in part of the castle, but have transformed the rest into tourist attractions and shooting locations. Connected to the castle is alnwick Garden, a project started by the current Duchess of northumberland. The garden was first opened in 21 and expanded to include some exhibitions and facilities to attract tourists' own rights. Before seeing this,

Anik Castle was often used as a shooting place for movies and TV. These include: Beckett, Black Viper, Ivanhoe, Elizabeth and Downton Abbey. In addition, it is a very popular adaptation of Robin Hood, which was used in Robin Hood of Sherwood, Star Trek: The Next Generation (episode II) and Robin Hood: The Prince of Thieves, and Robin Hood directed by ridley scott. Its most famous shooting purpose comes from the Harry Potter series, which is used in both the Sorcerer's Stone and the Chamber of Secrets. Alnwick Garden covers an area of 26 acres and has many unique features. One of the more interesting is the poison garden, which has been a part of the garden since 24 and contains many deadly and dangerous plants. The more deadly residents in the garden include night shade, foxglove, cerrito, spurge, Mandela and hemlock. A copper snake sprayed fog into the air, adding mystery to the poison garden. The reason for owning these deadly plants is for educational purposes, because the duchess wants this part to be "a place for tourists to understand the deadly side of plants." Those wild and crazy Scots

Yves de Vescy, Baron alnwick in the 11th century, built castles and fortifications to resist Scottish invasion. As it turns out, this is a good move, because the castle was attacked by the lion William of Scotland twice in 1172 and 1174. William was captured after his second attempt at the Battle of Arnik. He was forced to sign a treaty acknowledging his loyalty to Henry II, which was abrogated by King Rechard Ⅰ in 1189 and paid 1, silver coins for Richard II to participate in the third Crusade. Excavated an exhibit of the past

castle, focusing on the interest of various dukes in archaeology. It includes the frescoes of Pompeii, Egyptian artworks and even some Roman works.

This is a magical place

After making full use of the public's interest in the castle, it appeared in the first two Harry Potter films, and several exhibits and activities were Potter-themed. In addition to seeing Harry, Dumbledore and Hagrid's costumes, there are movies in the castle and broom training in the yard, so your children (and you) can learn to fly in the same place where Mrs. Hodge taught Harry. While playing the role of medieval alchemist, Dr. john green also staged a performance full of magic and experiments. Second place

, nicknamed "Windsor in the North", it is easy to see that alnwick is the second most inhabited castle in Britain after Windsor Castle. More importantly, it is the largest medieval castle and still serves as a residence. Power Garden

The original garden of the castle was designed by Lancelot "Power" Brown in 175. During World War II, the Percy family helped the war by growing their own vegetables. Jane Percy, the current and 12th Duchess of northumberland, started the current garden project in 1997 with the help of designers Jacques and peter Peer Wirz, costing 42 million pounds. Today, this garden is the third most visited public garden in Britain.