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Its imposing fortress would have put fear into other inhabitants and become under attack many times. It is famous for its leaning tower and impressive great hall of which was remodeled. This great hall is now used for various functions. The castle us under the care of CADW and is open to visitors. Tredegar House, Newport Tredegar House is a significant late 17th century building in britain and was home to a great welsh family called the Morgans. It then became a school for twenty plus years and later the local borough council purchased Tedgar house and restorations are still going ahead to this day. Tredegar House is set within 90 acres of gardens and parkland and is open to the public and special events also take place here. Brecon Brecon is a historical town, and remains a traditional market town. It is sheltered by the mountains (Brecon Beacons) and the River Honddu empty's into the River Usk near the town center. Pen-r-Fan is the highest point in southern Britain. Today it is a thriving town and is a great place for holiday makers. |
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Caerphilly castle is one of the largest medieval castles in Britain and was built in 1268-71 by the Earl of Gloucester. 
National Museum Cardiff You can discover art, archeology, natural history and geology with exhibits and events. Admission is free. Museum of Welsh Life. St Fagan's, Cardiff, South Glamorgan An open air museum set in 100 acres of parklands. Boasting an array of of authentic buildings, cottages, tudor house.
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Colwyn Bay. Newport. Carmarthen.
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