📜 Grade I listed medieval courtyard architecture in Warwick, England. 🔍 A historic almshouse and charity supporting ex-servicemen and their wives. # Why Go 🏰 Explore magnificent half-timbered buildings and medieval courtyard architecture, one of England's best-preserved. 🚶 Enjoy guided tours by robed Brethren (resident ex-servicemen in ceremonial uniform), learning about 900+ years of history. 🌳 Wander through 500-year-old Tudor gardens and relax in the Great Hall Café. 🎭 Discover events like Smart Talks, Creative Workshops, and Family Drop-in Activities. 📚 Discover a rich history spanning from a 12th-century chapel to an Elizabethan almshouse. # Why Avoid 🚫 Main hospital closed from late December to late February annually (cafe and shop remain open). # Cost 💰 Entry fee applies, as visitor income funds the charity. Adults £11.00, Over 65s/Students £9.50, Young Person (5-17) £6.00, Child (0-4) FREE. Guided tour £4.00 extra. # Hours 🕒 Summer (May-Sept): Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm (last admission 4pm). Winter (Oct-Apr): Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-4pm (last admission 3pm). Cafe: Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-4:30pm. # Getting There 🅿️ Parking: West Gate Car Park, Warwick Racecourse, on-street spots available. 🚻 Toilets: Available on site.