Caernarfon Castle

Caernarfon Castle is located in the center of Caernarfon and is a famous castle in North Wales. It is the symbol of Edward I's conquest of Wales and the new government of Wales, and an important military fortress. Influenced by the architectural style of the Eastern Roman Empire, the towers of Caernarfon Castle are polygonal rather than circular, and there are obvious graphic structures on the walls. The scale of the castle is huge, and the towers are connected by passages. In the same tower, there are also criss-cross passages, and it is very interesting to walk through it. In some towers of the castle, you can see movies recording the history of the castle and some exhibits, such as Edward I's campaign to conquer Wales, the ceremony of Prince Charles being appointed Prince of Wales in 1969, and the military medals of the Empire.