Tourist information
Castles
There are notable castles you can visit at
Pembroke
Carew
Manorbier
Llawhaden
Cilgerran
Picton Castle (Intact and furnished. Splendid extensive gardens). Our favourite.
Archaeology and ancient buildings
There are numerous ancient forts, cromlechs (burial tombs), old churches and ruins.
Perhaps the best are:
St. David’s Cathedral & The Bishop’s Palace
Pentre Ifan cromlech (near Brynberian)
St. Govan’s Chapel (near Bosherston)
St. Non’s Chapel (near St. David’s)
Treleddyd-fawr (near St. David’s). No public access but a public footpath passes in front of this photogenic old traditional Pembrokeshire cottage. (Map location)
St. Gwyndaf Church, Llanwnda
Plus our local “Hanging Stone” cromlech – see Local Walks page.
Tourist information sites:
tidetimes.org.uk Milford Haven