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Monmouth is a Welsh border market town situated at the confluence of the Rivers Wye, Monnow and Trothy in the heart of the Wye Valley. Surrounded by magnificent scenery and a host of historic landmarks it is a great destination for a holiday or a day out!Pack a bag and book a weekend, there is much to explore on many levels, from the variety of walks, some more challenging than others, to the foodie scene and for those that love shopping for the more individual and unique, you’ll love Monmouth’s array of individual retailers.
Retail therapy comes on several levels, literally! Head up the steep hill to the top of the town, known locally as Monmouth Old Town, where you’ll find an array of interesting independent retailers who sell everything from art to clothing, stunning jewellery and accessories to delicious gourmet delights. Many of the quality food suppliers from across the area are reflected in these shops but you won’t just be picking up something unique, you’ll receive a personal friendly service that makes parting with your cash a very pleasant experience.
For those that like history and culture, you won’t be disappointed. Steeped in history, there’s an abundance of historical buildings and some impressive names have links
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with Monmouth town such a Henry V and Charles Rolls (of Rolls Royce fame).
It’s a social kind of town too with numerous festivals that are planned throughout the year. There really is something for everyone to do in Monmouth whether it is day out, weekend escape or holiday and with Christmas around the corner too you will find lots of great gift ideas too.
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