• Caerleon Amphitheatre - Begin your journey amidst the ancient Roman remnants of Caerleon. Discover the remarkable amphitheatre—dubbed the “Stonehenge of Roman Wales”—where gladiators once battled, and where legends suggest King Arthur’s Round Table might have been located.
• Chepstow Castle - Visit the town of Chepstow to explore Chepstow Castle, the oldest stronghold in Wales. Inside, find an extraordinary wooden gate, the oldest of its kind in Europe, which has stood for over 800 years.
• Tintern Abbey - Explore the monastic ruins of Tintern Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986 and a must-see destination in South Wales.
• Monmouth - Wander through the delightful streets of Monmouth, the birthplace of King Henry V. Cross the distinctive Monnow Bridge, the only medieval bridge in Britain still crowned by its original gatehouse.

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Discover the top attractions in the Wye Valley, one of Wales’ five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Start your journey from a convenient location in Cardiff, just a short walk from Cardiff Castle. Relax in a spacious van with ample legroom and leave the city behind to enjoy the charming rural landscape.

Stop in Caerleon to admire a Roman Amphitheatre, nearly 2,000 years old. Take the opportunity to visit the Legionary Museum.

Continue to the town of Chepstow to explore Chepstow Castle, the oldest fortress in Wales. Inside, find an impressive wooden gate, the oldest of its kind in Europe, which has stood for over 800 years.

Then, explore the monastic ruins of Tintern Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986 and a must-see destination in South Wales.

Near the Forest of Dean, enjoy a leisurely walk along the sculpture trail nestled in the forest to reconnect with nature, or relax with a cup of coffee at the nearby café.

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