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The first mention of the royal castle of Knaresborough refers to 1129-30 years. In the 13th century, King John improved the castle, in which he began to make frequent visits, using it as a residence during a hunt in Knaresborough Forest. Later, from 1307 and 1312, the castle was rebuilt again by decree of King Edward I. In 1644, during the civil war, Knaresborough Castle was taken by parliamentary troops, and largely destroyed in 1648.
Nowadays, the ruins of Knaresborough Castle are open to the public, and the area is used as a public leisure area that is open throughout the summer. The territory is also rented for mass events. The “Courthouse” museum is located in the oldest part of the castle, here you can learn about the royal inhabitants of Knaresborough castle, get acquainted with life in a medieval fortress. You can also try on the medieval chainmail of the times of the civil war and learn about the food and education of people in the Middle Ages.
Note that the Knaresborough Castle & Museum are open Saturday and Wednesday, from 10:00 until 16:00.

If you like British and vegetarian cuisine, be sure to check out here. Here you should try the amazing tofu burger, tofu and chickpea salad. Many visitors to Goji Vegetarian Cafe are advised to order a tasty lemon pie, butterscotch pudding and chocolate cake. Order here a good chocolate frappe, tea or hot chocolate.
Note that the café is closed on Monday.