Chepstow Castle perched above the River Wye on the Wales-England border boasts the oldest castle doors in Europe Their stone walls and battlements, which had held out against medieval weapons were ...

JMW Turner painted the watercolour of Chepstow Castle overlooking the River Wye in 1794 when he was 19 years old. Thought to have been created on the artist's first tour of south Wales ...

Border town Chepstow blends the best of ancient and modern, a major medieval powerhouse with its Norman castle strategically built along a limestone cliff overlooking the meandering River Wye.

you can find not only the oldest gateway into Wales, but the oldest of its kind anywhere in Europe. Chepstow is famed for being Britain's first stone-built castle. It was started months after the ...

Sometimes called the "Land of Castles" and "Castle Capital of the World," Wales once had about 600 castles. Many of these Welsh castles are now in ruins, while others are open for tours or even ...

Cardiff Castle ... heritage in Wales, human bones were discovered here in the early 20th century, while teeth were found as recently as 1980. In centuries past, the mouth of the cave was open ...

An 11th Century castle in south Wales has been closed to the public, 25 years after it first opened to visitors. Penhow Castle, near Chepstow, has been sold to a London businessman who plans to return ...

You can't visit the town without seeing the impressive Chepstow Castle, Wales' oldest surviving post-Roman castle that dates back to 1067. The town centre is also full of quirky gift shops and a ...