| Ceridigion |
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| Aberystwyth Castle |
| Clwyd |
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| Denbigh Castle |
Denbigh Castle is one of the buttress castles built to support the great Ring of Castles, and stands high on a hill above the town of Denbigh against a.. |
| Ewloe Castle |
| Flint Castle |
For Flint Castle opening times, admission fees and other information please see Cadw's Flint Castle website... |
| Dyfed |
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| Carew Castle |
| Carreg Cennen Castle |
Carreg Cennen sits remote and high on top of a huge limestone crag rising up out of the Brecon Beacons in Carmarthenshire. A spectacular sight at sunset with.. |
| Dinefwr Castle |
| Dryslwyn Castle |
| Kidwelly Castle |
| Laugharne Castle |
Laugharne Castle stands on the river Corran in the estuary of the River Taf, and even if you know nothing of Welsh history you may well have heard of Laugharne.. |
| Llansteffan Castle |
| Llawhaden Castle |
| Manorbier Castle |
| Pembroke Castle |
The awe-inspiring fortress that is Pembroke Castle is located on a promontory between two estuaries of the Pembroke River in southwestern Wales. The castle's.. |
| Gwent |
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| Chepstow Castle |
Chepstow Castle lies on the River Wye in Monmouthshire, and was built by William FitzOsbern in the period immediately following the historic invasion of.. |
| Grosmont Castle |
The early history of Grosmont Castle in Monmouthshire, Wales, is uncertain, but it was most likely constructed within the 50 year period following the Norman.. |
| Raglan Castle |
Raglan Castle was built on what would have been a motte and bailey Norman castle originally constructed by William Fitzherbert, and would have been a wooden.. |
| Skenfrith Castle |
The date of first construction for Skenfrith Castle in Monmouthshire, Wales, is unknown, but a wooden motte and bailey castle was most likely on the site by.. |
| White Castle |
The now-peaceful area of Wales historically known as the Honour of Grosmont was once a formidable barrier and stronghold for the Norman English in their.. |
| Gwynedd |
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| Beaumaris Castle |
Beaumaris Castle derives its name from the French, le beau marais, or beautiful marsh. It is located on the island of Anglesey, part of the walled town also.. |
| Caernarfon Castle |
Caernarfon Castle (alternatively spelt Caernarvon) is situated between North Wales and Anglesey. Its location, at the southern end of the Menai Straits,.. |
| Castell Y Bere |
| Conwy Castle |
Conwy Castle, an imposing grey stone fortress with very high curtain walls, sits at the entrance to the walled town of Conwy in North Wales. It is one of the.. |
| Criccieth Castle |
| Dolwyddelan Castle |
Dolwyddelan Castle is currently under the Welsh Assembly Government's historic division, Cadw. For more information, and details on admission fees, visiting.. |
| Harlech Castle |
Harlech Castle is a 13th century castle situated in Harlech in Wales. It occupied a strategic defensive position overlooking the sea and it is known that an.. |
| Mid Glamorgan |
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| Caerphilly Castle |
Caerphilly Castle stands in the town of the same name which is 7 miles to the north of Cardiff in Wales. It was started in 1268, took around 10 years to.. |
| South Glamorgan |
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| Cardiff Castle |
Cardiff Castle is a living monument to the history of the British Isles, dating back to the Romans in the first century A.D. Roman masonry that remained from.. |
| West Glamorgan |
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| Weobley Castle |