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Heim / Merki Cardiff Castle Wales Cremorne Point NSW AUS Australia Tony Page Tony Page/ZambaGrafix 11
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After the Norman period, the castle passed through the hands of several powerful families over the next 700 years
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Built during the period 1869-1873, the Clock Tower rises to a height of 40m and consists of seven stories
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Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales
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Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales
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FitzHamon was a knight in the service of William the Conqueror
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[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]n (1409 heimsóknir) FitzHamon was a knight in the service of William the Conqueror
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His great-grandson, the Third Marquess of Bute, employed William Burges to create a mansion
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![His great-grandson, the Third Marquess of Bute, employed William Burges to create a mansion
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[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales] (1126 heimsóknir) His great-grandson, the Third Marquess of Bute, employed William Burges to create a mansion
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It landed in the hands of John Stuart, son of the Earl of Bute in 1766
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![It landed in the hands of John Stuart, son of the Earl of Bute in 1766
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]](../../_data/i/galleries/EnglandWales/Cardiff/GB_0510-cu_s9999x250.jpg "It landed in the hands of John Stuart, son of the Earl of Bute in 1766
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales] (1075 heimsóknir) It landed in the hands of John Stuart, son of the Earl of Bute in 1766
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Little is known of its post-Roman history until Robert FitzHamon was given land here in 1093
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![Little is known of its post-Roman history until Robert FitzHamon was given land here in 1093
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]](../../_data/i/galleries/EnglandWales/Cardiff/GB_0500-cu_s9999x250.jpg "Little is known of its post-Roman history until Robert FitzHamon was given land here in 1093
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales] (1833 heimsóknir) Little is known of its post-Roman history until Robert FitzHamon was given land here in 1093
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The Clock Tower was built on the foundations of a Roman bastion at the South West angle of the medieval curtain wall
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The faces of the clock are flanked by statues representing the principal planets with their respective zodiac on the pedestals a
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William Burges was an eccentric architect and between 1867 and 1881, he designed this ornate mansion, rich in details.
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