Weobley Castle
Near Llanrhidian on Gower Peninsula stands Weobley castle, a well preserved 15th century castle with commanding views across the Loughor estuary. Much of what is visible today dates from early 1400.The visitor can explore many passages and rooms. There is a small charge payable at the farmhouse in the castle grounds. Within one of the rooms is an exhibition of the history of Weobley and other fortifications of Gower. Ideal for a picnic with views over the estuary.
Parking, toilets, guidebook available, site exhibition.
Adult - £2.60, concession - £2.25, family - £7.50
Entry is free for Welsh residents aged 60 and over or 16 and under who have a valid pass. To find out how to get one please go to the free entry scheme page.
Opening hours
01.04.09 - 31.10.09: Daily 9.30 - 18.00
01.11.09 - 31.03.10: Daily 9.30 - 17.00
Further Information:
Most sites are closed on 24, 25 and 26 December and 1 January. Full details are available from Cadw Site Operations Unit, tel. 01443 336000. Last admission to all sites is thirty minutes before closing.
A reconstuction of how Weobley may have appeared around 1500 Above a well preserved mullioned window
"Help, I've been here for 500 years, let me out"!
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