King Arthur. Near the remains of Richard of Cornwall’s 13th-century castle are two grottoes. The one on the left is known as Merlin’s Cave. Jooney Woodward The figure of Arthur first appeared ...

He is, of course, King Arthur, a figure so imbued ... curator at English Heritage. The castle was built by Earl Richard, the ...

It is the first major repair works in 90 years for the King Arthur's Great Halls, Tintagel, and was supported by a £168,000 grant from Historic England. Traditional builders Bramhill, based in ...

The project in Tintagel, north Cornwall, began in January and the repairs have stopped water getting into the building. King Arthur’s Great Halls is one of Cornwall’s most distinctive buildings.

From Tintagel in Cornwall where he was conceived, to Glastonbury Abbey where he was laid to rest, Arthur's ... the king is said to have built nearby Brougham Castle and the (Roman) fort at ...

A Grade II* listed building steeped in Arthurian legend in Cornwall ... King Arthur and his knights. Tintagel is linked with the legendary king because, according to some legends, its castle ...

The first major repairs in 90 years to the Grade II* listed King Arthur’s Great Halls have been completed. Traditional specialist builders completed the re-roofing of the front of the Great Halls ...

The victory halted the Saxon advance for at least half a century. Whether Arthur was actually a king or merely a warrior, however, is less clear. It is believed that he was the leader of Brythonic ...