Wolvesey Castle, in Winchester, Hampshire, England, was the main residence of the Bishop of Winchester in the Middle Ages. The castle, mostly built by Henry of Blois in the 12th century, is …

Wolvesey, standing a stone's throw from Winchester Cathedral, was their main residence throughout the Middle Ages. The extensive remains date largely from the great 12th century …

Wolvesey Castle was one of the greatest medieval buildings in England – the palace of the powerful and wealthy bishops of Winchester. One of the most important Norman palaces in …

Wolvesey Palace is the residence of the Bishop of Winchester, located in Winchester, England. The bishops had previously lived in the adjacent Wolvesey Castle.

Although known today as a castle, Wolvesey was in fact a luxurious palace. The ruins stand in the south-east corner of the walled area of the city of Winchester, close to the cathedral and the …

Wolvesey, standing a stone's throw from Winchester Cathedral, was their main residence throughout the Middle Ages. The extensive remains date largely from the great 12th century …

The principal residence of the Bishops of Winchester during the medieval period and beyond, Wolvesey Castle was an extensive keep and bailey castle built about 1100 on a site in use …

Wolvesey Castle, also known as Wolvesey Palace or the Old Bishop’s Palace, was a fortified palace owned by the bishops of Winchester, constructed during the course of the 12 th century …

In a beautiful green corner of Winchester, right behind the cathedral, next to the ancient Winchester College and just a short stroll from the historic St Catherine's Hill, are the remains …

Right in the centre of Winchester, 800 feet from the cathedral, Wolvesey Castle was the primary residence of the bishops of this ancient city, between the 12th and 16th centuries.