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Wales has more fairytale castles than it has fairies to occupy them! From coastal ruins to restored splendour, we have so many to choose from.
Carreg Cennen Castle & Farm is Situated in 1 mile north east of Trapp, just 4 miles from Llandeilo in Carmartheshire, on the western fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The Castle, Tea Rooms and Craft Shop are open 364 days a year, yes that's right we only have Christmas Day off!
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While resting on ancient foundations, Castell Coch (Red Castle) is relatively modern, the by-product of a vivid Victorian imagination, assisted by untold wealth. The Middle Ages fascinated the Victorians as much as the Victorians fascinate us today. High Gothic was the order of the day.
The beautiful fabled home of a very wealthy man.
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Discover 2000 years of history in the heart of the city. From the arrival of the Romans, through the Norman Conquest to lavish Victorian design − all have left their distinctive mark on the Castle.
A Roman Garrison, A Norman Stronghold, A Gothic Fantasy ... and Wartime Tunnels during the Second World War.
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Like the famous cheese, the castle has long been synonymous with Caerphilly. It dominates. Hogs the limelight. Think slumbering giant awaiting a call to arms. It’s also a great backdrop for TV and film. It secured a starring role recently in the popular BBC TV series Merlin.
The fortress sprawls over a huge area making it the largest castle in Wales.
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Remains of the Braose castle dating to the late thirteenth century. The later distinctive arcaded parapet is reminiscent of the episcopal palaces at Lamphey and St Davids.
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Looking for a family day out with a difference? Cadw offers a range of exciting places to explore near you.
Cadw is the Welsh Government's historic environment service working for an accessible and well-protected historic environment for Wales.
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