Lock down your love this Valentine’s at Oxford Castle & Prison, as couples are invited to enjoy a romantic 3-course dinner in the historical prison, infamous for holding criminals such as The Great Train Robber, Thomas Wisbey and The Black Panther, Donald Neilson.

Chris Abbott, General Manager, Oxford Castle & Prison, “Valentine’s Day meals don’t have to be the norm. We are offering the opportunity for our guests to dine somewhere with a bit of difference. Enjoy a meal in cells where some of the most notorious prisoners have been locked away and in the crypt where some of the most famous stories of all time were created. Oxford Castle & Prison has notoriously been a place of love loss and it’s time to turn that on its head this Valentine’s.”

The menu includes a choice of starters, mains and desserts which includes vegetarian options.

Guests can book online and choose between a single cell, double cell, ground floor of the Debtors Tower, first floor of the Debtors Tower or the atmospheric Crypt.

Valentine’s Lock-In at Oxford Castle & Prison

Friday 14 February

Prices range from £85 – £120 depending on location

www.oxfordcastleandprison.co.uk

Oxford Castle & Prison is a 1000-year-old castle which also served as a prison for over 800 years. The visitor attraction opened on 2 June 2006 and gives visitors the opportunity to learn about the real people who lived and died throughout the site’s turbulent past.

Continuum Attractions
Bringing stories to life across leading UK visitor attractions for over 35 years, Continuum Attractions currently runs and owns eight British visitor attractions, including The Real Mary King’s Close on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Emirates Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, Oxford Castle & Prison, York’s Chocolate Story, Greenwood Family Park in North Wales, The Canterbury Tales, and ITV’s Emmerdale Village Tour and Emmerdale Studio Experience in Leeds.