Head and shoulders of a re-enactor dressed as a medieval knight who is looking to the side.

Medieval Day at Weoley Castle

Weoley Castle 18 July Book

About Medieval Day at Weoley Castle

Our ever popular Medieval Open Day is back!

Join us for a special event where you'll learn what life was like in medieval Birmingham with re-enactors, battle displays, guided tours, craft activities and much more!

Meet the local team from the Portable Antiquities Scheme who work to record archaeological objects found by members of the public in England and Wales. They'll bring along some objects to explore and activities to take part in.

Tickets: £4.00 per person if living in a B29 postcode, £5.00 for non Weoley Castle residents - under 3s free.

Access to the event is from 11.00am-4.00pm and you can stay as long as you like within this period.

The event is outdoors so please wear suitable footwear and clothing in the event of poor weather. 

Booking essential – please book your tickets online. No walk up tickets available on the day of the event. 

Image gallery

  • Weoley Castle ruins from a distance with people and gazebos on the grass inside the ruins.
  • Three re-enactors dressed as Medieval knights holding yellow and green flags with trees in the background.
  • Two women dressed in medieval clothes with a selection of medieval foods and baskets on a table in front of them.
  • Re-enactors dressed as medieval knights fighting with swords.
  • People looking at a person holding a medieval cup.
  • Re-enactors dressed as medieval knights fighting with swords.
  • A member of the public wearing a knights helmet, standing by a re-enactor dressed as knight.
  • A plastic pig surrounded by a wicker fence and stones from Weoley Castle ruins.
  • A group of re-enactors dressed as medieval knights, holding flags or shields..
  • A man dressed in medieval clothes with his arm raised in the air to his side.
  • A re-enactor dressed as a medieval knight holding a large yellow flag, trees and grass are in the background. s
  • A group of medieval knights, with shields, helmets and flags. They shouting and raising their swords ready for battle.

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