St Michael’s Mount Castle Reopens to Visitors on 15th March
Castle at St Michael’s Mount Reopens This Sunday
Visitors will soon be able to step back through centuries of history as the castle at St Michael’s Mount reopens on Sunday 15th March.
The historic castle invites visitors to explore its rooms and corridors, where traces of the past can be found in every corner. Those making the trip will be able to experience the building’s long and varied story, which stretches back hundreds of years.
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A building shaped by centuries
Inside the castle, visitors can stoop through ancient doorways and move through spaces that reflect the building’s changing role over time.
The site began as a medieval priory, later becoming a fortified castle. Since the mid-1600s, it has also been home to the St Aubyn family, who continue to live there today.
Discover history around every corner
As visitors wander through centuries-old corridors, they are encouraged to look out for unusual and remarkable finds along the way.
Each room reveals another layer of the Mount’s past, offering glimpses into how the building has evolved through different periods of history.
Those planning a trip can find more details and arrange their visit via the official website: Plan your visit.
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