The beautiful Wye Valley and Vale of Usk have the most castles per square mile in Britain.
We needed them, we’ve been invaded more times than we can count. From the English to the Romans, people have been trying to get their hands on our lands for centuries.
Can’t say we blame them really.
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Afternoon Tea
The Angel Hotel in Abergavenny is a member of the prestigious UK Tea Guild, why not drop by for afternoon tea with homemade cakes.
Food Festival
19-20 September 2009. The Glastonbury of food festivals celebrates local produce, cooking demos and debate in a very lively atmosphere.
Castles
Abergavenny, Caldicot, Chepstow, Monmouth, Raglan & Skenfrith. From the Norman Invasion to the Tudors, there’s 100s of years of history to discover.
Llandegfedd Reservoir
Try sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, the odd spot of fishing and the chance to unwind in this beautiful country park.
Chepstow Races
Feeling lucky? Have a day at the races. A full calendar of flat and jump races are on throughout the year.
Nature Walks
See the bluebells in bloom at Tintern Abbey, the 12th century Cistercian monastery ruins lie on the banks of the River Wye.
Haunted Pubs
Reputed to be one of the oldest and most haunted pubs in Wales. The walls hold many a gruesome tale with plenty of guest ale served.
Tredegar House
Set in 90 acres of parkland, experience Victorian life and the grand architecture of this immaculately kept Charles II mansion.
Golf at the Celtic Manor
Test your golf skills on the 2010 Ryder Cup course and enjoy the luxury surroundings of the Celtic Manor Resort.
National Roman Legion Museum
The Roman fort at Caerleon is nearly 2,000 years old and includes the most complete amphitheatre in Britain.
