At present, the whole Leeds Castle is mainly divided into two integral parts. Part of it is a castle building, which preserves the buildings used as fortifications in the Middle Ages. The main part of the castle is the main place for the owner's activities. The bedroom, living room, banquet hall and library are all open to the public, especially the Tudor banquet hall, which still has the royal style of Henry VIII. There are still exquisite tapestries hanging on the walls, as well as exquisite furniture and various works of art and collectibles.

After entering the castle, the wooden floor has been polished for a long time, and a spacious hall in the castle has been opened as an exhibition hall to show the portraits of royal family members and the history of the castle itself. There are badges and flags of members of the royal family who once lived here, as well as portraits of Henry VIII and his six queens.

The queen's bedroom, with a red brocade bed, is not too luxurious, but it has a comfortable warmth. There is also a big wooden basin in the bathroom, with gothic spires and white gauze curtains hanging on it, which makes people think. Imagine the beauty of the gauze curtain after bathing, the kind of looming beauty, accompanied by court-style music, back to the lost years.

Open courtyard. In the middle of the yard is a rectangular shallow pool, and the four disks in the middle are full of water and gurgle. At this time, the sun shines on the garden, and the light and shadow are projected on the surrounding walls through the water. It's true and false. It's beautiful. The other part is gradually added later, mainly by the castle owner according to his own preferences. It is located on the east side of the lake where the castle is located, including a huge maze, birdhouse, herb garden and observation deck.

The garden history of Leeds Castle can be traced back to the Middle Ages. At that time, it was only a simple layout, and some royal statues were placed, including Culpepper Garden, Bailey Garden and Taxus Labyrinth. These * * * isomorphic forms the dreamy colors of Leeds Castle changing in four seasons. Caulpepper Garden was named after the families who lived here in17th century. Mrs. Bailey used to grow a lot of flowers here. 1980, designed by landscape architect Russell Page, became an idyllic small garden near Leeds Castle. Mrs Bailey's garden is full of Mediterranean style, and the yew maze is an artificial landscape dominated by yew trees.