South Wales

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South Wales is in the United Kingdom.

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Regions

South East Wales - Counties and boroughs:

South West Wales - Counties and boroughs:

Cities

  • Cardiff -- The capital of Wales.
  • Carmarthen -- market town .
  • Chepstow -- Medieval, walled town and Castle. Gateway to the Lower Wye Valley.
  • Fishguard -- ferry crossing to Rosslare in Ireland.
  • Kidwelly -- site of a large castle.
  • Llandovery -- is a picturesque little town in Carmarthenshire.
  • Llandrindod Wells -- a quaint spa town in Powys.
  • Monmouth -- The birth place of King Henry V (of Battle of Agincourt fame).
  • Newport -- Wales' third largest city.
  • Swansea -- Wales' city by the sea and second largest urban center.
  • Tenby -- Medieval walled town and elegant seaside resort.
  • Tintern -- Ruins of famous Cistercian Abbey.

Other destinations

National parks

Designated areas of outstanding natural beauty

Castles

  • Caerphilly in Caerphilly -- has a leaning tower. South East Tower (http://www.theheritagetrail.co.uk/castles/caerphilly%20castle.htm)
  • Carmarthen in Carmarthen [1] (http://www.castlewales.com/carmarth.html) -- the ruins of Carmarthen Castle are located in the town center.
  • Chepstow in Chepstow
  • Manorbier, near Tenby
  • Oxwich [2] (http://www.castlewales.com/oxwich.html), South Gower, Swansea -- located near Oxwich Bay.
  • Oystermouth [3] (http://castlewales.com/oyster.html) -- Mumbles, Swansea -- commanding views over Mumbles and Swansea Bay. There is a small admission fee.
  • Pembroke in Pembroke
  • Pennard [4] (http://www.castlewales.com/pennard.html), Pennard, Swansea -- the ruins of Pennard Castle overlook Three Cliffs Bay.
  • Picton [5] (http://www.castlewales.com/picton.html), near Haverfordwest.
  • Swansea in Swansea [6] (http://castlewales.com/swansea.html) The ruins of Swansea Castle are located in the city center.
  • Weobley [7] (http://www.castlewales.com/weobley.html), North Gower, Swansea -- the castle offers views over the Loughor Estuary to Carmarthenshire. There is an admission fee.

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