Coed y Bwynydd (Coed Arthur)

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Coed y Bwynydd (Coed Arthur) is a National Trust place in Monmouthshire. It is one of four National Trust places the Albion Guide charts in the county. The nearest railway station is Abergavenny, 9 km to the north-west.

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Usk Valley Walk

Long-distance path

Caerleon's Roman fortress to Brecon, following the Usk by riverside path and canal towpath under an otter's-head waymark.

1.1 km NW · Powys, Monmouthshire & Newport

Penpergwm Lodge Garden

Garden near Abergavenny

Terraced Edwardian garden near Abergavenny with brick towers, a potager and box parterres, opening to visitors in the growing season.

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Raglan Castle

Castle near Bettws Newydd

One of the last great castles built in Britain, its hexagonal Great Tower slighted after a long Civil War siege.

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Iconic

Bannau Brycheiniog

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Flat-topped sandstone summits, waterfall gorges and dark skies along the roof of south Wales.

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St David's Church

Church near Llanddewi Skirrid

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6.3 km N

Church of St Illtyd

Church near Mamhilad

Isolated hilltop church at Mamhilad north of Pontypool, with old box pews and long views.

6.9 km SW