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Bridgend Designer outlet During your visit to the beautiful South Wales coast, a trip to Bridgend Designer outlet is an absolute must. With over 90 designer and high street stores including lacoste, tommy hilfiger, Kurt Geiger, ted Baker, levis and oNeill all offering savings of up to 60%, Bridgend Designer outlet has a designer discount for everyone. Plus, whenever you feel like taking some time out from all that retail therapy, the centre has a 9 screen odeon cinema, a spacious Food court with refreshments to suit all tastes and restaurants including Starbucks, Frankie & Bennys and Pizza hut. Revitalised and recharged, youll be ready to get back to snapping up those must-have bargains. located just 30 minutes from cardiff and Swansea at junction 36 of the M4, there are 2,000 free parking spaces and a bus service from Bridgend town centre every 10 minutes.

Open every day. Visit website for details.

Admission Free

01656 665700 enquiries@bridgenddesigneroutlet.com www.bridgenddesigneroutlet.com

The Derwen, Bridgend CF32 9SU

Closed Mondays. Visit website for opening hours

Admission Free. Small charge for some events and exhibitions

01495 742333blaenavon.tic@torfaen.gov.ukwww.visitblaenavon.co.uk

Church Road, Blaenavon, Torfaen NP4 9AE

Blaenavon World Heritage centreVisit a modern attraction in the first school in Wales built (in 1816) by ironmasters for their workers. inside you will find interactive exhibitions telling the story of the Blaenavon World heritage Site and its residents through history - it should be your first port of call to understand the World heritage landscape. also there are exhibitions in the Gallery, an on site caf with fantastic views, gift shop, tourist information centre and events held throughout the year.

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caerphilly castle like the famous cheese, the castle has long been synonymous with caerphilly. it dominates and hogs the limelight. think slumbering giant awaiting a call to arms.

its also a great backdrop for tV and film. it secured a starring role recently in the popular BBc tV series, Merlin.

cardiff castle Discover 2000 years of history in the heart of the city. View lavish apartments, walk through Wartime tunnels, visit the interpretation centre with film show and explore the Battlement Walls, Norman Keep and beautiful grounds with an audio guide. Plus Firing line: cardiff castle Museum of the Welsh Soldier. Finally, relax on the caf terrace to soak up the atmosphere of this historic site.

Closed 24, 25, 26 Dec and 1 Jan

Admission prices and opening times vary - please visit our website for details

029 2088 3143cadw@wales.gsi.gov.ukwww.cadw.wales.gov.uk

Caerphilly CF83 1JD

Open daily except, 25 & 26 Dec & 01 Jan Mar-Oct 09:00-18:00 (last entry 17:00) Nov-Feb 09:00-17:00 (last entry 16:00)

Adult 11.00, Child (5-16 years) 8.50, Senior Citizens and Students 9.50

029 2087 8100cardiffcastle@cardiff.gov.ukwww.cardiffcastle.com

Castle Street, Cardiff CF10 3RB

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029 2082 9970info@ciww.comwww.ciww.com International Sports Village Watkiss Way, Cardiff CF11 0SY

cardiff international White Water (ciWW)ciWW is an exciting on-demand white water facility, located in the heart of the international Sports Village in cardiff. offering white water and flat water fun that everyone can enjoy, its a great day out for those looking for adventure! try everything from rafting to canoeing, kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. New for 2013, ciWW will open an indoor surf machine so that you can hit the surf in the city! No experience is necessary. training and equipment is provided. Book now (age 8+)

cwmcarn Forest Drivetreat the family to a unique, fun day out along the seven miles of Forest Drive. explore by car, bike or on foot the delights of this hidden wooded valley that culminates in a stunning sequence of views. includes a fishing lake, an exhilarating singletrack mountain bike trail and a specialist downhill mountain bike trail, the fearsome Y-Mynydd (uplift available). campsite (and camping pods), walking trails, cycling & Ravens caf, all at one stunning location. Stock up on refreshments and gifts at the Visitor centre. Please ignore satellite navigation and follow brown signs for cwmcarn Forest.

5 per car for the Forest Drive Visitor Centre is free (parking charges apply) Please check the website for Forest Drive

opening hours as these are seasonal.

01495 272001 / 279300 cwmcarn-vc@caerphilly.gov.uk www.cwmcarnforest.co.ukNantcarn Road, Cwmcarn Nr Crosskeys, Gwent NP11 7FA

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Dyffryn Gardens and ArboretumFor those who enjoy gardens, Dyffryn is an absolute must. it is one of the most popular outdoor attractions in South Wales and with very good reason. the Grade 1 Registered garden is beautifully designed to the highest classical standards and lovingly kept. it contains examples of all the best features of traditional British garden design, from formal edwardian spaces to rolling parkland and a particularly interesting arboretum. a great place to learn, wander and wonder at the variety on show.

Millennium stadiumexplore the magnificent Millennium Stadium - one of the most impressive icons of modern Wales. Join any of our experienced tour guides and visit highlights such as the Press conference Suite, and an official ViP hospitality suite. Discover the 2012 olympic football dressing room and experience the atmosphere before a match in the Dragons lair, Wales rugby team dressing room. hear the roar of 74,500 fans as you walk down the players tunnel towards the hallowed turf, and lift the trophy to the skies like a sports star in the Presidents Box, an area normally reserved for royalty.

Mar-October 10am-6pm NovFeb 10am-4pm Last admission one hour before closing.

Admission charges apply

029 2059 3328www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dyffryn-gardens

St Nicholas Vale of Glamorgan CF5 6SU

Closed on and around events days and between Christmas day and New Years day. Visit website for opening hours.

Admission charges apply

02920 822228tours@millenniumstadium.co.ukwww.millenniumstadium.com/toursWestgate Street Cardiff CF10 1NS

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national Museum cardiff art, Science and archaeology under one roof - and a packed programme of exhibitions and events. We have something for everyone in one amazing museum.

Waless National Museum of art, on the first floor, spans 500 years of breathtaking art, including one of europes best collections of impressionist works. the ground floor houses archaeology collections and Natural history galleries; home to dinosaurs, woolly mammoths and a huge variety of plants, insects and animals from Wales and across the world.

national Waterfront Museumtake in the sights and sounds of more than 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation at the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea.

opened in 2005, this 34m project was developed in partnership with the city & county of Swansea and the heritage lottery Fund.

the vast industrial and maritime heritage is ready to explore via cutting-edge, interactive technology as well as a mix of traditional displays and large objects. With its award winning architecture and unrivalled waterfront location, the Museum also boasts a superb all year around events and exhibitions programme.

Open Tuesday - Sunday and most Bank Holiday Mondays 10am - 5pm

Free Entry

029 2057 3000 post@museumwales.ac.uk www.museumwales.ac.ukCathays Park Cardiff CF10 3NP

Open daily, 10am-5pm

Free Entry

029 2057 3600 waterfront@museumwales.ac.uk www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/swansea Oystermouth Road, Swansea, SA1 3RD (Sat Nav SA1 3ST)

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rhondda Heritage ParkDiscover the unique character and culture of the Rhondda Valleys through fully guided underground experience tours with ex-miner guides.

Visitor centre with indoor reconstruction of a period village street displaying the domestic and commercial life of the Valleys. level one a contemporary art gallery & caf with stunning views of the lower Rhondda Valleys which is a great place to relax over coffee, meet friends for lunch and enjoy the regularly changing programme of exhibitions, exclusive artworks, ceramics and jewellery. energy Zone is our childrens outdoor play area.

Open daily 09:00-16:30. Closed on Mondays between October to Easter, also Christmas Day to early New Year

Please check our website for admission prices

01443 682036info@rhonddaheritagepark.comwww.rhonddaheritagepark.com

Lewis Merthyr Colliery, Coed Cae Road Trehafod, Nr Pontypridd CF37 2NP

Open all year around! Park opens daily at 08:30 and closes

Nov-Feb at 16:30, Mar & Oct at 18:00, Apr & Sept at 20:00, May-Aug at 21:00

Times are seasonal and subject to change, please contact us to check.

Free Entry to the Park! Please contact us for pricing information on accommodation, activities & facilities.

01495 711816parcbrynbach@blaenau-gwent.gov.ukwww.parcbrynbach.co.ukMerthyr Road, Tredegar Blaenau Gwent NP22 3AY

Parc Bryn Bach Set in 340 acres of idyllic parkland, Parc Bryn Bach is the perfect setting for a range of activities to suit visitors of all ages and abilities; 9-hole golf course, target driving range, BMX and Pump track, childrens playground, cycle hire, fishing and a range of exciting adventure activities. in addition to the scenic picnic areas there is a licensed bar and restaurant which is open daily. the on-site 40 pitch caravan and campsite is graded 3 star and open all year round.

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st Fagans: national History Museum an open-air museum with 40 re-erected buildings that include iron age roundhouses, farmhouses and a medieval church to show you how the people of Wales have lived, worked and spent their leisure time.

St. Fagans is very much a living museum with traditional craftsmen demonstrating in our workshops and mills and a packed programme of events.

the uKs Favourite tourist attraction, Which? Magazine, 2011. uKs Most-loved Museum Which? Magazine 2012.

Car Parking Charge: 3.50 Free Coach Parking, Disabled Parking Open daily 10.00 - 17.00

Free Entry

029 2057 3500 post@museumwales.ac.uk www.museumwales.ac.ukSt Fagans, Cardiff CF5 6XB

techniquest science Discovery centre Sensational science in the heart of cardiff Bay. Where can you fire a giant pop gun, launch a rocket, move half a ton of granite and gaze at the galaxy, all in one day?at techniquest there are more than 120 hands-on exhibits all waiting to be pushed, prodded and explored. the Science theatre stages exciting shows for the family at weekends and in the school holidays. experience the stars as never before and take a fascinating tour of the night sky in the amazing digital Planetarium. awarded the tripadvisor certificate of excellence. the coolest science centre in the uK - the independent.

Closed Mondays term-time Check website for opening hours.

Admission charges apply

029 2047 5475 info@techniquest.orgwww.techniquest.orgStuart Street, Cardiff CF10 5BW

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tredegar House and ParkSet in ninety acres of beautiful, historic Gardens and Parkland, tredegar house is one of the finest examples of Restoration architecture in Wales and was the ancestral home of the Morgans for over five hundred years. Visitors today can expect to see the property brought to life through the secrets and stories of eccentric historical characters and beautiful visual displays.

lakeside walks, beautiful walled gardens, orangery and spectacular stable block complete the country house picture. Gift shop, tea room, craft workshops together with special events in the house and park throughout the year. the property is managed by the National trust.

Call for opening hours

Admission charges apply

01633 815880 tredegar@nationaltrust.org.ukwww.nationaltrust.org.uk/tredegar-houseNewport, Gwent NP10 8YW

Winding House the Winding house is the museum for caerphilly county Borough with engaging exhibitions on local history and heritage, hands-on activities and an exciting events programme. Visit our West Gallery to discover Romans, Revolutions, castles, cavaliers, the iron age and iron Works - theres lots to see, do and explore! our east Gallery features a changing programme of fascinating exhibitions on local history and culture. Discover the original Victorian winding engine which runs on event days and Bank holidays. our coffee Shop offers delicious, traditional cakes, teas and coffees, while high quality souvenirs and crafts are available in our Gift Shop.

Open: Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00-17:00 Closed: Monday (Open Bank Holidays)

Admission Free

01443 822 666windinghouse@caerphilly.gov.uk www.windinghouse.co.ukCross Street, New Tredegar NP24 6EG

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1940s swansea Bayexperience the sights & sounds of life during World War two in our indoor 1940s Street Scene. 1940s clothes & uniforms to try on. Gift shop, cafe, special events. admission charge. open Daily 10-5pm but hours may vary during Winter.

Baldwins Crescent Crymlyn Burrows Swansea SA1 8PT

01792 458864 www.1940sSwanseaBay.co.uk

Bedwellty House and ParkBedwellty house is a listed Regency villa in the town of tredegar, surrounded by a historic garden that was established in the early 19th century for the Master of tredegar iron Works. You can now visit the house, set in 26 acres of parkland and browse the historic rooms, enjoy a coffee or snack in the orchid house tea Room, or experience one of the varied events that take place at the house. admission Free.

Tredegar NP22 3XN

01495 353370 info@bedwelltyhouseandpark.co.uk www.bedwelltyhouseandpark.co.uk

Bute Park and ArboretumSteeped in history and full of interesting trees, wildlife and horticultural features, Bute Park is a magical place to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. there are refreshment facilities located around the park and an education centre, providing a venue for exhibitions, training and educational events, including school visits.

Bute Park Cardiff CF10 9LJ

029 2068 4000 www.cardiff.gov.uk/parks

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Big Pit: national coal Museum Big Pit is a real coal mine and one of Britains leading mining museums. With facilities to educate and entertain all ages, Big Pit is an exciting and informative day out. Go 300 feet underground with a real coal miner and see what life was like for the thousands of men who worked at the coal face. Free entry.

Blaenafon, Torfaen NP4 9XP (Sat Nav Blaenafon (Blaenavon) town)

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cardiff Bay Visitor centrelocated in Wales Millennium centre, the Visitor centre provides a wealth of information on attractions and events. Visit the cinema and exhibition room and enjoy a short film showcasing the development of the Bay. a variety of traditional Welsh gifts are also available in our gift shop.

Unit 1, Wales Millennium Centre Bute Place Cardiff CF10 5AL

029 2087 7927 www.cardiffharbour.com

cantref Adventure Farm & riding centre award winning all weather family attraction. live Shows: Pig Racing, Bottle Feeding, Sheep Shearing, Duck trials, Pet handling, tractor Rides and Pony Rides, huge indoor Playzone, Ball cannons, electric tractors, theatre and lots of outdoor play including Sledge Ride, Swamp Ride and Paddle Boats. (Subject to seasonal availability)

Upper Cantref, Brecon Powys LD3 8LR

01874 665223 www.cantref.com

Festival Park outlet shoppingFestival Park has over 40 stores offering up to 75% off high street prices. Brands include, M&S, Gap, Nike, thorntons, hallmark, Denby and Sports Direct. the centre boasts the longest Super tubing Run and Red Dragon adventure Play castle. Set in 75 acres of parkland with woodland walks, owl sanctuary, coffee shop, restaurant and free parking.Festival Park, Victoria, Ebbw Vale Gwent NP23 8FP01495 350010www.festivalshopping.co.uk

cyfarthfa castle Museum & Art Gallery commissioned by ironmaster William crawshay in 1824 to overlook his immensely successful ironworks. admire the extensive fine and decorative art collections or stroll through the atmospheric social and industrial history galleries. Set in beautiful parkland with relaxing woodland walks, a state of the art splash pad and lakeside miniature railway.

Brecon Road, Merthyr Tydfil CF47 8RE

01685 727371 www.museums.merthyr.gov.uk

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Flat Holm islandJust five miles from cardiff, discover Flat holm. Book a day trip and enjoy three hours on the island. take a tour and explore the history and wildlife, then relax in the cosy pub. or stay over in the Farmhouse or Foghorn cottage. Boat departs cardiff Bay, booking essential. Season: March to october. tickets: See website for details.

Flat Holm, Queen Alexandra House Cargo Road Cardiff CF10 4LY

029 2087 7912 / 029 2087 7904 www.flatholmisland.com

Llanyrafon ManorWith a history spanning over 500 years, discover llanyrafon Manor and learn more about the people who lived here. With lots of exciting stories from feuds and abduction to rat bones in the cider, come and learn more about this fascinating part of cwmbrans history. admission Free. open daily 10am until 4pm. closed 20th Dec until 10th Jan.

Llanyrafon Manor Llanfrechfa Way Cwmbran NP44 8HT

01633 648562 llanyrafonmanor@torfaen.gov.uk

norwegian church Arts centreFormerly a church for Norwegian Sailors, this unique venue hosts a variety of events including live music and local art exhibitions. or visit the Norsk caf bar and relax on the terrace that overlooks the tranquil waters of the Bay. also available to hire for meetings and wedding parties. For opening times visit our website. admission Free

Harbour Drive, Cardiff Bay CF10 4PA

029 2087 7959 www.norwegianchurchcardiff.com

Llancaiach Fawr ManorStep inside the grey stone walls enclosing the fine tudor Manor house and gardens, back to the year 1645 where the servants of colonel Prichard offer a warm welcome. From the time of entry into the formal gardens you are surrounded by the sights, smells and sounds of the past. admission charges apply.

Gelligaer Rd, Nelson Treharris CF46 6ER

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taff Valley Quad Bike & Activity centreestablished activity centre north of cardiff with Quad Biking, archery, laser Shooting, clay Pigeon Shooting & Gorge Walking. From age 7+. Small & large groups welcome. activity Days and activity Breaks also arranged with accommodation, other activities and transport. Cwrt y Celyn Farm, Upperboat Pontypridd CF37 5BJ (CF37 5YE for sat nav)02920 831658 www.adventurewales.co.uk www.walesactivitybreaks.co.uk

Urdd city sleepoverhostel style accommodation and conference facilities within the fantastic Wales Millennium centre in cardiff Bay for groups of up to 150 guests in en-suite bedrooms. an unique opportunity to experience the vibrancy of the city and the bay!

Llety ac adnoddau cynadleddau o fewn Canolfan Mileniwm Cymru i grwpiau i fyny at 150 o westeion mewn ystafelloedd en-suite. Cyfle unigryw i brofi bwrlwm y brifddinas ar Bae.

Bute Place,Cardiff Bay CF10 5AL

029 2063 5678 www.urdd.org/caerdydd

Abertillery & District Museuma wide ranging collection from prehistoric era to present day. Specialist exhibits on coal and iron industries. Recreated working italian caf.

The Metropole, Market Street, Abertillery Blaenau Gwent NP13 1AH

01495 211140 abertillerymuseum@btconnect.com www.abertilleryanddistrictmuseum.org.uk

Blaenavon ironworksSouth Waless industrial history is celebrated at this revealing site, one of europes best preserved 18th-century ironworks located in the former iron and coal producing town of Blaenavon.

North Street Blaenavon Blaenau Gwent NP4 9RN

01495 792615 cadw@wales.gsi.gov.uk www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

Blaina chartist Visitor centrelearn about the chartist movement, their fight for voting reform & social justice and its connection with Nantyglo & Blaina. Salem chapels information centre houses a permanent exhibition of the chartist movement. Seasonal opening.

Salem Chapel, High Street Blaina NP13 3BN

01495 292817 info@chartistvisitorcentre.org.uk www.chartistvisitorcentre.org.uk

Blaina Heritage Action Group Museum the museum includes displays on the local coal and iron industries, chapels, schools, local societies, sport and local celebrities, and a fully furnished reconstruction of a Victorian Welsh kitchen.

Blaina Institute, High Street Blaina, Blaenau Gwent NP13 3BN

01495 292025 blainaheritagemuseum@talktalk.net www.blaina.moonfruit.com

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Brynmawr Museumthe museum has a varied collection of everyday artefacts including a collection of Brynmawr Furniture manufactured by one of the small industries set up by the Quakers in the Brynmawr experiment.

Carnegie Building Brynmawr Blaenau Gwent NP23 4AJ

01495 313900 alanviv1@yahoo.co.uk www.brynmawrmuseum.co.uk

chepstow castle the castle, on its rock above the swirling waters of the River Wye, stands guard over a strategic crossing point into Wales.

Bridge Street, Chepstow Monmouthshire NP16 5EY

01291 624065 cadw@wales.gsi.gov.uk www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

the General officestrace your family history at Gwent archives, relive memories of steel at the ebbw Vale Works Museum and experience Wales only 4D cinema all in the former steelworks office.

Steelworks Road Ebbw Vale Blaenau Gwent NP23 6DN

01495 356055 generaloffices@blaenau-gwent.gov.uk www.blaenau-gwent.gov.uk

Guardian - the six Bells Mining Memorial20m sculpture set in Parc arrael Griffin on the ebbw Fach trail. t ebbw Fach visitor centre for refreshments, interpretation and tourism information.

T Ebbw Fach Chapel Road Six Bells NP13 2ND

01495 211732 sixbellsregenerationltd@live.co.uk www.tyebbwfach.co.uk

castell coch castell coch, on the outskirts of cardiff, is the ultimate fairytale castle. a romantic fantasy, it was inspired by the spirit of the Victorian age.

Tongwynlais Cardiff CF15 7JS

029 2081 0101 cadw@wales.gsi.gov.uk www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

cosmeston Medieval Villageone of the most exciting heritage projects in South Wales lets you step back in time to see, touch, and even smell how life was in 14th century Wales. admission Free to wander. charge for audio wands.

Lavernock Road Penarth CF64 5UY

02920 701678 cosmestonlakes@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes Built around 1890, buried after WWii. Dewstow Gardens have recently been rediscovered and have undergone a huge restoration and renovation since 2001. open daily from Saturday 16th March until Sunday 3rd November 2013.

Caerwent, Newport Monmouthshire NP26 5AH

01291 431020 info@dewstowgardens.co.uk www.dewstowgardens.co.uk

Greenmeadow community FarmWe have a wide range of animals which you can come and meet up close. enjoy a tractor & trailer ride, see our daily milking demonstration and much more!

Greenforge Way, Cwmbran Torfaen NP44 5AJ

01633 647662 greenmeadowcommunityfarm@torfaen.gov.uk www.greenmeadowcommunityfarm.org.uk

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sirhowy ironworks the Sirhowy ironworks are a rare survivor of the heyday of iron making in Georgian Wales. First established in 1778 the works perfected the hot blast system of iron making.

Grahams Yard Dukestown Road, Tredegar Blaenau Gwent NP22 4QD

01495 355937 alyson.tippings@blaenau-gwent.gov.uk www.blaenau-gwent.gov.uk

Penderyn Distillery Visitor centre the Visitor centre has a shop which stocks all distillery products and other exclusive items. one-hour long guided tours run daily and whisky Masterclasses that last 2.5 hours run almost every weekend.

Penderyn Nr Aberdare CF44 0SX

01685 810651 visitorcentre@welsh-whisky.co.uk www.penderyn-distillery.co.uk

st. illtyds church a 12th century deconsecrated medieval church open on Sunday afternoons 14.30-16.30 easter - october or contact us, and well open up any time.

St. Illtyd Aberbeeg Abertillery Blaenau Gwent NP13 2AY

07760 165 799 / 01495 320367 friends@illtyd.co.uk www.illtyd.co.uk

Joseph Parrys ironworkers cottageBirthplace of Joseph Parry, probably Wales best known composer. 4 chapel Row is also a superb example of an ironworkers cottage. contact us for opening times.

4 Chapel Row, Georgetown Merthyr Tydfil CF48 1BN

01685 727371 www.visitmerthyr.co.uk/attractions/ joseph-parrys-cottage

raglan castle handsome Raglan, set amongst green rolling border country, is largely a creation of the peaceful later middle ages, closing the castle-building episode in Welsh history.

Raglan Monmouthshire NP15 2BT

01291 690228 cadw@wales.gsi.gov.uk www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

tredegar History Museum overlooked by tredegar town clock, the museum has a varied collection of artefacts reflecting the industry and life of this important iron-making town. archive open on Wednesday afternoons 2.00-4.00.

Tredegar Library The Circle, Tredegar Blaenau Gwent NP22 3PS

01495 357869 archiveclub@hotmail.co.uk www.access2heritage.co.uk

tintern Abbeycistercian abbey, founded in 1131 in the beautiful Wye valley. Remarkably complete abbey church rebuilt in the later thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries.

Tintern Monmouthshire NP16 6SE

01291 689251 cadw@wales.gsi.gov.uk www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

newport ExplorerStart exploring today and uncover Newports hidden tales. Newport explorer puts the citys great stories on the street and on your mobile phone. From first-hand accounts of political revolts to archive film of the carnival parade, Newport explorer gives you a brand new way to get to know the city, past and present.

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