Towns & Villages

The historic towns and villages of The Wye Valley & Vale of Usk evoke the heritage, legend and charm of their past through engaging modern day interpretations. Preserved Past - Passionate Present.

Abergavenny is a busy town well known for its markets, church and as neighbour to the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Caerleon is an attractive town steeped in Roman history and legend of King Arthur.

Caerwent is a quiet rural village boasting the remains of a Roman civilian town.

Caldicot is a modern town proud of its castle which is set in a leafy country park.

Chepstow, a border town, celebrates its fine location, castle, town and attractions.

Grosmont is a quaint village with a castle and old-fashioned street lanterns for light.

Llanthony boasts a serene Priory set in the heart of its beautifully peaceful valley.

Llanvihangel Crucorney is a tiny hamlet and famous home to Wales' oldest inn.

Monmouth, a refined border town, sits on three tranquil rivers and notably has a unique gatehouse and historic square.

Newport is Wales' latest city with its old medieval cathedral and castle relic and its new yet traditional market and lively town.

Skenfrith is a charming riverside village with an ancient castle, church and pub.

Tintern boasts a sublime Abbey, crafts, antiques and other attractions and visitor treats all along its classic riverbanks.

Trellech is a small but fascinating village and home to three wonders which are depicted on the sundial in its Church.

Usk is built on the river and has a ruined castle, a picture-perfect square with pubs, shops, cottages and a quaint clock tower.