81K views · 6.8K reactions | The stunning Gallos Statue at Tintagel Castle in Cornwall, said to be the birthplace of King Arthur. Built half on the mainland and half on a jagged headland projecting into the Cornish sea, Tintagel Castle is one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain. #reels #history #kingarthur #explore #visitengland #Cornwall #castle #castlesofinstagram #landscape #adventure #travelreels | Exploring GB | Facebook

History, legend and spectacular skies - where else but Tintagel Castle?! https://eht.social/2fNjKIT | English Heritage

Tintagel Castle is one of the most iconic historic sites in Cornwall, steeped in legend, drama, and coastal beauty. Originally the site of an early medieval settlement (5th–7th centuries), it became linked with the legend of King Arthur—many believe it to be the place of his birth, inspired by Geoffrey of Monmouth’s 12th-century. The ruins you see today were built around 1230 by Richard, Earl of Cornwall, likely to evoke Arthurian legends and enhance his prestige. #tintagelcastle #cornishcoast #

Tintagel Castle is one of the most iconic historic sites in Cornwall, steeped in legend, drama, and coastal beauty. Originally the site of an early medieval settlement (5th–7th centuries), it became linked with the legend of King Arthur—many believe it to be the place of his birth, inspired by Geoffrey of Monmouth’s 12th-century writings. • 13th Century Castle: The ruins you see today were built around 1230 by Richard, Earl of Cornwall, likely to evoke Arthurian legends and enhance his prestige.

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall have opened the Tintagel Castle footbridge - which hangs over a 190ft gorge. The new footbridge will allow visitors to observe coastal views not seen since the Middle Ages. “Legends say that the King of Britain, Uther Pendragon – transformed by the wizard Merlin into the likeness of The Duke of Cornwall – stole across this passageway into the castle where he spent the night with The Duke’s wife, Ygerna, who later gave birth to the future King Arthur.” Would you w