Wales’ Cardigan Castle transformed into modern heritage attraction

Famed as the birthplace of the National Eisteddfod, Cardigan Castle, has transformed from a 900-year-old site into a modern heritage attraction, complete with luxury accommodation, riverside restaurant and a summer events programme.

After four years of restoration work, including the repair of the Georgian house’s decaying roof and Regency style pathways, landscaping of the historic grounds and reconstruction of the Castle’s crumbling medieval walls, the site opened to paying customers for the very first time last month.


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