Warwick is a quintessential English medieval town, largely due to its remarkably preserved medieval architecture. Perhaps best known for its Castle, a magnificent 14 th-century fortress with ...
When the new town was designed, it was uniquely done with a grid-like pattern which is where it got its nickname, a 'Medieval Manhattan'. The roads and streets were created to form an obvious grid ...
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