Looe Castle is a historic fortification located in the coastal town of Looe, Cornwall, England. Built in the 16th century, it was constructed under the orders of King Henry VIII to defend against potential invasions from France and Spain. The castle features a simple design with thick stone walls and a commanding view of the surrounding area. Today, Looe Castle is a scheduled ancient monument, although much of it is in ruins. Visitors can explore the site and enjoy scenic views of the English Channel and the picturesque town of Looe, making it a popular spot for history enthusiasts and tourists alike.