Chepstow Castle

Chepstow Castle is a medieval masterpiece.

Chepstow Castle has been beautifully preserved and is a history lesson in stone.

Did you know?

- Chepstow was established by William fitz Osbern just a year after the Battle of Hastings (1066) It was probably as an earth and timber castle.

- In the 18th Century the castle became an industrial estate; the hall was used for blowing glass to make wine bottles.

- Chepstow Castle has been popular with tourists for over 200 years and has been painted by artists including Turner.

Admission

Adults £6.50

Family ticket £19.30 (2 adults & up to 3 children)

Senior Citizens, students, children under 16, veterans and armed forces £4.20

Under 5s FREE!!

Disabled visitors and companion FREE

General information

01291 624 065

Under 16s must be an accompanied by an adult

How to find them

Chepstow Castle, Bridge Street,

Chepstow, Monmouthshire South Wales

NP16 5EY

Where to visit next...

- St. Davids Bishop's Palace

- Lamphey Bishop's Palace

- Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber

- St. Dogmaels Abbey

- Laugharne Castle

- Kidwelly Castle

- Weobley Castle

- Oxwich Castle

- Dinefwr Castle

- Carreg Cennen Castle

- Margam Stones Museum

- Ewenny Priory

- CastellCoch

- Caerphilly Castle

- Tretower Court and Castle

- Blaenavon Ironworks

- Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths

- Grosmont Castle

- White Castle

- Raglan Castle

- Runston Chapel

- Caerwent Roman Town

- Tintern Abbey

- Chepstow Castle

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