Did you know that there are quite a few castles in New Hampshire? That’s right, while the Granite State is known for its natural beauty, there’s also a slew of man-made wonders scattered around the state that will also take your breath away. Curious to know more? Read on to discover the following New Hampshire castles, which range from whimsical to wacky.

1. Yankee Siege, Greenfield
Greenfield, NH, USA
Google/Christopher Gentile
Although this New Hampshire castle is permanently closed, you can still snap some shots of this unique property from the gate. You can also take a look at this New Hampshire roadside attraction when you're in Greenfield.
2. Castle Anam Cara, Barrington
Barrington, NH, USA
YouTube/David O'Connor
Hand-built by its owners, Castle Anam Cara is an authentic New Hampshire castle and a replica of a 10th-century fortress.
3. Castle in the Clouds, Moultonborough
Castle in the Clouds, 455 Old Mountain Rd, Moultonborough, NH 03254, USA
Selbe Lynn/Flickr
This charming New Hampshire castle is beautiful, but the real treat is the view over the lake's region. You can also spend the day here hiking and exploring the grounds.
4. Ice Castles, Woodstock
Ice Castles, 24 Clark Farm Rd, North Woodstock, NH 03262, USA
Allison Richards/Flickr
Unlike the other castles in New Hampshire that made this list, this attraction is built every year during the winter season. Here, you can escape into your very own winter wonderland as you explore these castles in New Hampshire.

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5. Madame Sherri’s Stairs, Chesterfield
Madame Sherri Forest, West Chesterfield, NH 03466, USA
Glass_House/Flickr
As you can see, the remains of this New Hampshire castle great estate feel like they are straight out of an enchanting fairy tale.
6. Portsmouth Harbor Light, Portsmouth
Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse, New Castle, NH 03854, USA
InAweOfGod’sCreation/Flickr
Like many castles in New Hampshire, this fortification was built to protect the community from outsiders.
7. Searles Castle, Windham
Searles Castle, 23 Searles Rd, Windham, NH 03087, USA
David Kolifrath/Wikimedia
This stunning New Hampshire castle was influenced by a Tudor-style manor in England. Nowadays, it's a popular wedding venue.
8. The Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods
Mount Washington, Mt Washington, Sargent's Purchase, NH 03846, USA
Matthew Simoneau/Flickr
While it may not technically be a castle in New Hampshire, we think plenty of royal families would be happy to live at this historical New England destination.

Have you been to any of these impressive castles in New Hampshire? Let us know in the following comment section. If you’d like to cover more than one castle in a day, take a look at this New Hampshire road trip too.

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Castles in New Hampshire

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Where are some ruins in New Hampshire located?

Along with ruins from castles in New Hampshire, you'll find some ruins in these locations:

 

You'll need to hike to reach these destinations. Take a look at these ruins in New Hampshire to learn more.

What are some popular New Hampshire road trips?

Aside from going on a New Hampshire castle road trip, consider going on the following adventures as well.

 

What are some historical landmarks in New Hampshire? 

In addition to visiting castles in New Hampshire, plan to visit some of these historical landmarks in the state, too:

  • Franklin Pierce Homestead, Hillsborough
  • USS Albacore, Portsmouth
  • Harrisville Historic District, Harrisville
  • Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods

 

This epic New Hampshire road trip also stops by some of the state's most well-known historical landmarks.

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