Monmouth Castle

Monmouth Castle, located in Monmouth, Wales, is a historic medieval fortress built in the 11th century. It served as a strategic stronghold for controlling the River Wye and the surrounding area. Over the centuries, it has seen various renovations and conflicts, including the Norman conquest. Today, the castle remains mainly as ruins, offering visitors a glimpse into its medieval past with well-preserved stone walls and a commanding view of the town. It is managed by Cadw, the Welsh government’s historic environment service, and stands as a notable attraction for history enthusiasts and tourists alike.