Eye Castle

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Eye Castle is a ruined medieval motte-and-bailey fortress in the town of Eye in Suffolk, England, now a historic site and local tourist attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
motte-and-bailey castle
ruined castle
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Norman military architecture
category Castles in Suffolk
Ruined castles in England
Tourist attractions in Suffolk
condition ruin
country England
currentUse historic site
tourist attraction
hasPart bailey
curtain wall remains
earthworks
gatehouse remains
motte
hasView town of Eye and surrounding countryside
hasVisitorFacility interpretive information boards
public access paths
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
scheduled monument
inception 11th century
after the Norman Conquest of England
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Suffolk NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry England
United Kingdom
location Eye, Suffolk, England NERFINISHED
materialUsed earth
stone
timber
nearbySettlement Eye NERFINISHED
notableFor earthwork remains
historic significance in Norman control of East Anglia
well-preserved motte
openToPublic yes
ownerOfSite local authority (Suffolk / local council)
partOf heritage of Eye, Suffolk
region East of England
significantEvent built shortly after 1066
slighted in the 12th century
terrainFeature constructed on a large artificial mound
usedFor administrative centre (historically)
defence
local tourism (present day)

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Eye hasLandmark Eye Castle
subject surface form: Eye, Suffolk