25 Castle Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

On this page, you will find 25 unique castle coloring pages that are completely free to download or print! I tried to include many types of castles to cater to everyone, from simple castles for preschoolers to detailed ones for adults, and also some iconic castles from Harry Potter, Disney, and even Minecraft!

These printables are a great activity for kids (or adults!) that are interested in anything to do with medieval times. Whether that be castles, drawbridges, armor, knights, and princesses. Also, these coloring pages make a fun rainy day project, party activity, or just something creative to do.

To begin coloring these pictures, you can click on any of the below images or links, which will open the PDF file on a new page.

Once opened, you can then freely print or download these high-resolution printables. If you are low on paper or ink, you can alternatively save these to an iPad or iPhone for coloring in digitally.

All these PDF coloring pages are on standard US letter size, but they also fit perfectly onto A4 paper sizes! Enjoy!

Transylvania Coloring Page

Small Middle Ages Castle Coloring Page

Simple Outline Of Castle With Flags For Kids

Scandinavian Castle With Tower

Princess Castle Coloring Page

Outline Of Castle For Preschoolers

Old English Castle Coloring Sheet

Minecraft Castle To Color

Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle To Color

Circular Castle Coloring Page

Beautiful Castle On Mountain

Easy Castle Coloring Sheet For Preschoolers

Disney World Castle Coloring Page

Castle With 5 Towers For Kids To Color

Castle On Top Of Mountain To Color

Old Castle With Moat And Sharks

Minecraft Castle Coloring Sheet

Middle Ages Castle With Dragon Coloring Sheet

Magical Castle With Two Towers Coloring

Hogwarts Castle With Trees Coloring In

Hogwarts Castle Coloring Page

Easy Castle To Color For Preschoolers

Disney Castle Coloring For Kids

Castle With Ruins To Color

Castle With Draw Bridge Coloring Page

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Keep reading to learn about ten iconic castles, including where they come from, what films they’ve been in, and ways to use our coloring pages themed after these interesting structures!

If you’ve ever watched a Disney movie, you’ll recognize the animated castle that appears in the introduction. This castle is from Cinderella (1950).

You can actually visit replicas of Cinderella’s Castle at Disney World and in Tokyo’s Disneyland, which is modeled after the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany.

To fill in my coloring sheet of Cinderella’s Castle, make sure to have light pink, baby blue, dark blue, silver, and gold colors on hand if you’re going for accuracy.

I recommend making it look more magical by using glitter gel pens or metallic paints!

Camelot is one of the most iconic legends in the world and has been depicted by many artists over the years. 

However, one real-world location, Dover Castle, was used as Camelot in King Arthur (2004). If you love the legend of Camelot, you’ll love coloring in my illustration of this iconic location.

Dover Castle is rather bland when it comes to color, as beige and dark brown are its core shades. So, when coloring in this picture, I recommend using a more expansive palette.

For instance, you could include red in the brick, or you could add green moss!

Wrotham Park, located in Hertfordshire, England, is a popular tourist location for movie-goers.

In addition to being an interesting historical artifact, films such as Gosford Park (2001), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and Kingsman: The Secret Service were filmed there. 

If you love any of the above movies, you’ll enjoy coloring-in my illustration of this popular castle! The color palette features dark gray and white, but I recommend using more expansive colors.

For instance, try making the castle green or cover it with glitter; make it more unique to your personal tastes.

Windsor Castle is one of the most famous castles in Europe, having housed each British monarch since the 12th century. 

So, if you love keeping up with the Royal family, you’ll love coloring in my illustration of this gorgeous castle.

Windsor Castle has a slight pink sheen to it, so when coloring in, I recommend using a pale pink to highlight the rougher edges, in addition to using gray and beige.

Highclere Castle has become a booming tourist attraction in the last decade, as it’s the filming location for Downton Abbey, one of the most successful period drama series ever made.

So, if you’re a fan of the fictitious Crawley family, you’ll certainly enjoy coloring in my illustration of this famous location! 

This castle is beige-gold and gray-brown, but I also recommend drawing in the estate grounds to add a bit more color to the picture.

If you’re an avid period drama fan, you likely know that Chatsworth House is one of the main filming locations in Pride and Prejudice (2005), based on the novel by Jane Austen.

A vast majority of “Austenites” (fans of the author) dream of visiting this gorgeous castle, and if you’re one of them, you’ll certainly enjoy coloring in my illustration of Chatsworth.

This castle is a lovely beige-gold color, with brown outlining the rougher edges. 

As well, there are planters on the window sills filled with flowers, so when choosing your color palette for this sheet, make sure to include some pink or red in the mix for extra vibrancy.

Finally, Doune Castle is a 13th-century Scottish estate, and is the filming location for many iconic shows, including Game of Thrones, The Wizard of Oz, and Outlander. 

Doune Castle still maintains its original deep red color on the main part of the building, so make sure to include that when selecting your color palette for this coloring sheet.

Also, I recommend making this coloring sheet more interesting by drawing in the characters from The Wizard of Oz, as their colorful outfits will add greatly to the vibrancy of this picture.