Castles in Wales
There are over 400 Castles in Wales, These are just a few of some that I have visited.
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Picturesque ruins within the town of Abergavenny
Bronllys castle is a motte and bailey fortress standing just outside of Talgarth
Magnificent structure within the town of Caerphilly just north of Cardiff
Caldicot Castle is set in fifty five acres of beautiful Country Park. ..
Castle in the heart of the Capital of Wales
Lovely castle near a mill pond in Pembrokeshire
Castle in the countryside near Llandeilo perched on a hilltop with great views
."Fairy Tale" castle near Cardiff, location for a number of films.
Located in the historic town of Chepstow, well worth a visit
Near my home town of Bridgend, not much left, but worth a visit if you are in this area.
Hilltop ruins of a native Welsh castle between Carmrthen and Llandeilo.
Lovely castle in beautiful surroundings just over the Welsh border on the River Wye
Overlooking the town immortalized by the celebrated poet Dylan Thomas
Castle held by Henry the II with well preserved Norman entrance
Situated in the small town of Newcastle Emlyn Near Cardigan
Close to the beaches of Porthcawl, Ogmore by Sea, Southerndown. (and my house)
Remains of a sumptuous, mock-fortified manor built by the Mansel family during the sixteenth century.
Castle in beautiful Pembrokeshire, visit the tower where Henry VII was born
Picturesque ruins and museum within the town of Haverfordwest
Impressive remains of a castle established as a huge earthwork in the early twelfth century
Near Haverfordwest set in the small village of Llawhaden
Located just 8 miles southwest of Carmarthen
Situated near the beach at Manorbier
Within the town of Raglan, a well preserved castle.
Set in open countryside against the backdrop of the Brecon Beacons
A well preserved 15th century castle on the Gower peninsular West Glamorgan
Imposing moated remains of twelfth-century castle, probably the work of Henry II.
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