Leeds Castle Chauffeur Driven Sightseeing Tours

Leeds Castle is four miles west of Maidstone, Kent, and was built in 1119. It has been a Norman stronghold, and a residence for six medieval Queens, as well as Henry VIII. The castle was also used as a filming location for the classic British film Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949), starring Alec Guinness.

What there is to see

• The aviary is home to over 100 species of endangered birds

• The Museum on the Castle Island features a unique collection of dog collars dating back to the sixteenth century

• The Culpeper and the Lady Baillie Garden are the formal gardens

• There is also the Maze with it's secret underground grotto

• The Wykeham Martin Tea Room is just one of many places that serve refreshments.