| Lots of castle pictures in this series; this is on the inside, near the current-day front. |  |
| This is a view of the inside of the castle. It's a big place, and a very nice place as well. There are museums and nice park areas. |  |
| This is a view of Caen from the castle. In the center is the Abbaye aux Hommes. |  |
| Another view of Caen from the castle, this time of the port area. |  |
| It's easier for me to post a picture than it is for me to take down the words. |  |
| Here again, easier to grab a photo. As it says, there is little or nothing left of the original construction of the castle, but it's still a neat place. |  |
| The castle walls, looking north along the western face. |  |
| Here is the present-day front entrace to the castle. |  |
| This is a statue on the castle grounds. There's no signage or anything with it, so I have no idea what it's called, or who made it, or anything, but I think it's nice to look at so I took a picture. |  |
| I know nothing about these cannon; like the statue, there aren't any signs or anything like that. They may be original, they may be replicas, they may be just there for looks, I have no idea. |  |
| This shot is from the top of the walls looking down. They're quite high. |  |
| More of the castle grounds. |  |
| Another view of Caen from the castle. |  |
| These are the same cannon as from the other picture. |  |
| More castle walls. |  |
| This is the former location of William the Conquerer's palace. |  |
| This is the description of the palace, which was once situated in the spot where the previous picture was taken. |  |
| "Here rests an unknown victim of the battle of Caen (some number, possibly 9?) June - 19 July Nineteen Forty Four" |  |
| This is tough to read, but it talks about the state of the castle when it was built, and afterwards. |  |
