Discover borderland ruins with EV Chauffeurs' executive Lake District approach. Ideal for corporate history tours, romantic photography, or town exploration, our luxury service provides comfortable transport to this hilltop ruin with panoramic views over the market town.

Kendal Castle was Built in the late 12th century by the Lancaster family, Kendal Castle served as a defensive stronghold overlooking the River Kent valley and the important market town below. The castle's most famous resident was Katherine Parr, last wife of Henry VIII, who lived here as a child. Key viewpoints include the remaining drum towers showing defensive design, the great hall foundations indicating domestic arrangements, the curtain walls following the hill's contours, the views over Kendal's rooftops to surrounding fells, and the interpretation panels explaining castle life. The ruin represents medieval border security, aristocratic connections to royal history, and picturesque decay within an urban setting.