Attractions & Activities
Abergavenny b4
Abergavenny Museum
Castle Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EE
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T: 01873 854282
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E: abergavennymuseum@monmouthshire.gov.uk
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open: All Year Free Admission Take a tour of a real
Set in the picturesque grounds of a ruined castle.
Objects in the permanent galleries illustrate life
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in this historic market town. Victorian kitchen,
1940s grocer’s shop and air raid shelter.
Refurbished gallery hosts regular temporary
exhibitions. Shop. Free entry. Parking.
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Big Pit: National Coal Museum,
Blaenafon. Open 9.30am – 5pm, daily
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Abergavenny b5
Goytre Wharf
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T: 01606 723854
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open: All Year Free Admission
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aqueduct, limekilns, picnic area, marina and
boat hire (01873 880516). Leave A4042 at
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1½ miles.
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Caldicot C7 Chepstow D6
Caldicot Castle & Country Park Chepstow Museum
Church Road, Caldicot, NP26 4hu Gwy house, bridge Street,
T: 01291 420241 Chepstow, NP16 5EZ
F: 01291 435094 T: 01291 625981 F: 01291 635005
E: caldicotcastle@monmouthshire.gov.uk E: chepstowmuseum@monmouthshire.gov.uk
W: www.caldicotcastle.co.uk open: All Year Free Admission
open: Apr-Oct. Active winter events programme.
Discover the history of this ancient town, once
Admission Charge Group Rates
an important port and market centre. Situated
Visit Caldicot’s magnificent medieval castle
in an elegant 18th century house, atmospheric
set in fifty-five acres of beautiful parkland.
displays on wine trade, shipbuilding, salmon
Discover its colourful history with an audio tour.
fishing. Paintings/prints of Wye Valley.
Relax and enjoy the grounds and explore
Children’s activities, special exhibitions, shop.
hands-on activities. Gift shop. Tea room. Events.
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