What are your Valentine’s Day
plans this Friday? insideKENT voted Leeds Castle number one in
there Top 10 Romantic Spots in Kent, so why not
bring your loved one to visit?
Here are a few
romantic ideas of how you could spend Valentine’s with a special someone at Leeds Castle…
Take a stroll through the grounds
Take a romantic
stroll hand-in-hand with your loved one through our stunning woodlands.
Get lost together in
our maze
Back
in the heyday of English maze design, mazes were places where lovers could escape together in
secrecy. So what could be more romantic then getting lost in the spiraling yew
maze holding hands with someone special?
Say it with flowers
in the Lady Baillie Garden
Designed
by the landscape architect, Christopher Carter, on the site of Lady Baillie's
original aviary the garden is a favourite destination for visitors to the
castle. With its south facing aspect and Mediterranean style, take a seat and
enjoy superb views across the Great Water.
Be Lord and Lady of
the Castle for the day
Wander through the
stunning rooms and discover the fascinating history of Leeds Castle.
See how the influence of Lady Baillie, the last private owner of the castle continues to bring the state rooms to life while seeing the effect of Medieval and Tudor periods in many of the other castle rooms.
See how the influence of Lady Baillie, the last private owner of the castle continues to bring the state rooms to life while seeing the effect of Medieval and Tudor periods in many of the other castle rooms.
Enjoy a Valentine's Dinner in the Castle
Spend a romantic
Valentine’s night with your loved one at “the loveliest castle in
the world”. On arrival celebrate with an intimate champagne
drinks reception followed by a guided tour of the castle. A delicious
three-course candle lit dinner with a bottle of wine will be served in
the Banqueting Hall accompanied by a live pianist. Relax after dinner
in the opulent Drawing Rooms by the open fire over coffee and chocolates.
Evening price - £199 per couple
Make the evening a night to
remember and retire to one of the magnificent castle bedrooms including a
full English breakfast served the following morning.
Take in the views (and the food) in The Great British Kitchen
On the 14th and 15th
February enjoy a set menu with three courses including a glass of Sparkling Rose
for £24.95 in the oak-beamed 17th Century restaurant. With
spectacular views from the terrace of the 900 year old Leeds Castle beautifully
lit at night and a sharing platter of Strawberry cheesecake, dark chocolate pot,
Champagne trifle…what more could you want for Valentine’s Day?
Buy a romantic gift
If you have left it too
late to buy a gift then why not pop into our shops on Valentine’s to pick up
something extra special.