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Gwydir Castle in Wales reopened its restored 15th-century dining room in 1998, featuring repatriated Hearst-era furnishings, now open to visitors April–September.
Gwydir Castle, a 15th-century Tudor mansion in Wales, reopened its restored dining room in 1998 after owners Peter Welford and Judy Corbett led a decades-long, self-funded restoration.
Key original features, removed by William Randolph Hearst and stored in New York, were repatriated and reinstalled.
Today, the Grade I listed castle welcomes visitors from April to September for guided tours, bed and breakfast stays, and events, with admission at £12 for adults and £5 for children.
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El castillo de Gwydir en Gales reabrió su restaurado comedor del siglo XV en 1998, con muebles repatriados de la era Hearst, ahora abierto a los visitantes de abril a septiembre.