Oxford Castle

Oxford Castle is an extensive, incompletely demolished Norman medieval palace on the western side of focal Oxford in Oxfordshire, England.

The majority of the first moated, wooden motte and bailey château was supplanted in stone in the eleventh century and assumed an imperative part in the contention of the Anarchy.

The Oxford Prison structures have since been redeveloped as an eatery and legacy complex, with guided voyages through the noteworthy structures and open yards for business sectors and dramatic exhibitions.

The complex incorporates lodging in the Malmaison chain, Malmaison Oxford, involving a huge piece of the previous jail hinders, with cells changed over as visitor rooms.

In any case, those parts of the jail related with corporal or the death penalty have been changed over to workplaces instead of being utilized for visitors.