The gatehouse is the structure that defends the main gate, so the gatehouse is always at the entrance.
Gatehouse
the gate house is on the right side of lummbridge castle.
the lumbridge gateshouses are the two little buildings in front of the lumbridge castle.
I think the gatehouse is designed to withstand attack.
Well, a gatehouse is a part of a castle that is heavily defended. The gate house includes a drawbridge and maybe murder holes. If attackers get in, defenders could shower them with rocks, red hot sand, or boiling water and oil through the muder holes in the ceiling. A heavy metal portcullis protected the gate house enterence
I have been there and don't remember one. When you enter the castle grounds you go through an arch and into the court yard.
I was doing a project on a castle, so i know * Bailey * Keep * Kitchen * Grat Hall * Gatehouse * Towers these parts are in a basic medieval castle
The highest point of the castle is the keep!
Five of the defenses of Warwick Castle included Guy's Tower, the Curtain Walls, Gatehouse, the Barbican, and defense towers.
The other statue is of William Wallace.
they would use fire as it is made from wood so the fire would burn threw the castle doors
Yes, Warwick Castle does have a portcullis. The portcullis is a heavy grilled door that can be dropped down to block entry, enhancing the castle's defenses. It is part of the castle's impressive gatehouse, which showcases its medieval architecture and fortifications. Visitors can see and appreciate this historical feature during their tours of the castle.