Llantilio Castle

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Llantilio Castle, also known as White Castle, is a medieval stone fortress in Monmouthshire, Wales, notable for its well-preserved defensive walls and role in the border defenses of the Welsh Marches.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
scheduled monument
stone fortress
alsoKnownAs White Castle NERFINISHED
builtFor control of border region
category ruined castle
country Wales
hasColourAssociation white
hasDefensiveFunction marcher lordship stronghold
hasFeature defensive towers
gatehouse
inner ward
moat
outer ward
stone curtain walls
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Scheduled Ancient Monument
locatedIn Monmouthshire NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
Wales
locatedInTime Middle Ages
managedBy Cadw NERFINISHED
material stone
namedAfter Llantilio Crossenny NERFINISHED
near Abergavenny NERFINISHED
Llantilio Crossenny NERFINISHED
notableFor role in defence of the Welsh Marches
well-preserved defensive walls
openToPublic true
ownership Crown (historical) NERFINISHED
partOf Welsh Marches NERFINISHED
region Monmouthshire NERFINISHED
shape roughly hexagonal plan
situatedOn low hill
surroundedBy countryside of eastern Monmouthshire
tourismType heritage tourism site
usedFor administrative centre
border defence
military stronghold

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White Castle hasAlternativeName Llantilio Castle