Apart from the wedding venue, there are three activities for the general public here. The castle keep (oldest part) is under repairs (fall 2024j. There’s a very good free exhibit about the history of the site open to the public most days. On Wednesday afternoons (2-4pm) you can take a guided tour of the Bishop’s palace. My tour guide was really knowledgeable and clearly cared a lot about the site and its history. I highly recommend the tour.

Came here on retreat with our Year 11s. Lovely place, lovely people, lovely grounds. And nice to wander around and find nooks and crannies that hide a Norman Chapel, beautiful plaster work, many many candles and really good food. And the daffodils are pretty good as well.

One of the beautiful English Heritage in Farnham to visit. Carpark and visit was free or charge. It take less than half an hour to visit. Staff were so attentive and friendly and happy to explain the place to you at the entrance. We visited on a Sunday and there was a Wedding Event in their Hotel which was nice to see people dressed up and few of them came on top of the castle to take photos. The only recommendation I would have is for their public toilets, with no hand wash filled up unfortunately was a put off thing.

Exhibition well worth visiting. Parking at Farnham Park, then walk to castle as wedding happening there - castle still open. Great views. Steps are involved.