Tel: 0118 971 4700
Chepstow Castle
Bridge St
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 5EY
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 624065
Built for the Earl of Hereford in 1067, Chepstow Castle is an example of an early British stone castle. As a defensive structure it was used to mediate border relations. By the 17th century it was no longer needed as a military base, becoming more of a tourist attraction, as it is today. On-site facilities include wheelchair access, gift shops and military exhibitions.
Bridge St
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 5EY
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 624065
Built for the Earl of Hereford in 1067, Chepstow Castle is an example of an early British stone castle. As a defensive structure it was used to mediate border relations. By the 17th century it was no longer needed as a military base, becoming more of a tourist attraction, as it is today. On-site facilities include wheelchair access, gift shops and military exhibitions.
Chepstow Museum
Gwy House
Bridge Street
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 5EZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 625981
Chepstow Museum is found opposite Chepstow Castle in a former 18th century merchant’s home. It explores the history of Chepstow through its trade and industry, and holds regular exhibitions throughout the year, primarily relating to the heritage of Monmouthshire.
Gwy House
Bridge Street
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 5EZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 625981
Chepstow Museum is found opposite Chepstow Castle in a former 18th century merchant’s home. It explores the history of Chepstow through its trade and industry, and holds regular exhibitions throughout the year, primarily relating to the heritage of Monmouthshire.
Chepstow Racecourse
St. Lawrence Road
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 6BE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 622260
Located on part of the historic Piercefield estate, just a mile north of Chepstow, Chepstow Racecourse holds year-round meets and is the home of the Coral Welsh National. The Racecourse also holds themed events throughout the year, as well as lending its grounds for various fairs and festivals.
St. Lawrence Road
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 6BE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 622260
Located on part of the historic Piercefield estate, just a mile north of Chepstow, Chepstow Racecourse holds year-round meets and is the home of the Coral Welsh National. The Racecourse also holds themed events throughout the year, as well as lending its grounds for various fairs and festivals.
Tintern Abbey
Tintern
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 6TE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 689251
A former Cistercian Abbey, built in the 12th century and dissolved under Henry VIII’s rule in the 16th century, Tintern Abbey is still an inspiring example of medieval architecture. On-site facilities include a gift shop and exhibition. Guidebooks and audio tours are also available.
Tintern
Chepstow
Gwent
NP16 6TE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01291 689251
A former Cistercian Abbey, built in the 12th century and dissolved under Henry VIII’s rule in the 16th century, Tintern Abbey is still an inspiring example of medieval architecture. On-site facilities include a gift shop and exhibition. Guidebooks and audio tours are also available.
Wye Valley
Monmouthshire
United Kingdom
The Wye Valley is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies in the southeast region of Wales, stretching into the English Midlands. It encompasses parts of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, offering miles of beautiful countryside around the River Wye. There are numerous activities to enjoy here, including pony trekking, paragliding, hang-gliding, canoeing or kayaking, or you can gently discover the beauty of the Wye at your own pace.
Monmouthshire
United Kingdom
The Wye Valley is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies in the southeast region of Wales, stretching into the English Midlands. It encompasses parts of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, offering miles of beautiful countryside around the River Wye. There are numerous activities to enjoy here, including pony trekking, paragliding, hang-gliding, canoeing or kayaking, or you can gently discover the beauty of the Wye at your own pace.