Best Attractions near Welsh Games

Step into history at Caerleon Amphitheatre, Wales’s best-preserved Roman arena where gladiators once fought and 6,000 spectators gathered.

Discover a vibrant arts hub in historic Caerleon, blending galleries, artisan shops, sculpture gardens, and a cozy pizzeria café in a welcoming community setting.

Discover Morris' of Usk, a vibrant garden centre and farm shop offering plants, local produce, and award-winning delicacies in the heart of Monmouthshire.

Discover the rich rural heritage of Wales through authentic artefacts and stories at the charming Usk Rural Life Museum.

Explore the evocative ruins of Usk Castle, a Norman fortress rich in history and legends, set amidst tranquil gardens and stunning Welsh landscapes.

A revitalized South Wales forest offering thrilling mountain biking, scenic walks, and modern visitor facilities for all ages.

Explore Newport's Steel Wave: A Historical Landmark Showcasing the City’s Maritime Heritage and Architectural Beauty.

Newport’s vibrant professional theatre and arts centre with diverse performances, galleries, studios, and riverside café.

Industrial heritage meets natural beauty at Wales' most spectacular canal flight.

Historic Newport landmark and vibrant arts venue hosting cultural festivals in a charming heritage building.

A sleek, illuminated pedestrian bridge linking Newport’s riverbanks with stunning views and modern design.

A vibrant shopping and leisure destination in Newport’s city centre, blending modern retail with family-friendly entertainment.

A central, practical shopping hub in Newport offering diverse stores, cafes, and community events in a convenient undercover setting.

Historic canal marina and visitor centre on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, offering boating, scenic walks, and a cozy café in the heart of the Brecon Beacons.

Newport’s iconic first cable-stayed bridge, blending historic engineering with stunning views over the River Usk.

A meticulously restored Victorian gem where heritage, nature, and family recreation converge in Newport's urban landscape.

Explore the commanding Iron Age Tredegar Fort hilltop with panoramic views over Newport and the Severn Estuary.

A towering steel miner watches over Six Bells, honoring the lives lost in the 1960 mining disaster amid tranquil valley landscapes.

Discover designer fashion and homeware bargains at TK Maxx Newport, your treasure trove for up to 60% off top brands in a lively retail setting.

One of the world's rarest transporter bridges, spanning history and engineering at the tidal heart of Wales.

Newport Retail Park offers a comprehensive shopping and leisure experience with free parking and a wide range of retailers just southeast of Newport town centre.

Historic railway valley transformed into a scenic four-mile country park for walking, cycling, and nature discovery.

Explore a grand 17th-century mansion set within 90 acres of stunning gardens and parkland in Newport’s historic Tredegar Park.

Explore the rare 15th-century Newport Medieval Ship and uncover centuries of maritime history preserved in stunning detail.

Explore Tredegar House, a majestic 17th-century Welsh mansion set within 90 acres of stunning gardens and parkland, rich in history and family charm.

A charming lakeside country pub in Newport offering hearty British comfort food and a warm, rustic atmosphere.

Explore the heart of Wales’s industrial heritage at Blaenavon World Heritage Centre, where history and community come alive.

Step into the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution at Blaenavon Ironworks, where history and heritage forge a powerful story of innovation and human endeavour.

Explore Wales’ rich coal mining heritage with immersive underground tours and historic exhibits at Big Pit National Coal Museum.

Restored wetlands where industrial wasteland became a thriving sanctuary for birds, wildlife, and nature lovers.

A historic 1821 lighthouse turned award-winning wedding venue with stunning estuary views near Newport, blending maritime heritage with coastal charm.

Discover authentic Welsh farm produce and warm rural charm daily at Raglan Farm Shop, your gateway to local flavors in Usk.

A charming all-weather farm park near Cardiff with animals, soft play, pony rides, and a farm shop for family fun and fresh local produce.

Explore Raglan Castle, a majestic Welsh fortress-palace blending medieval defense with Renaissance elegance amid scenic Monmouthshire countryside.

Explore Raglan Castle, Wales’ grandest fortress-palace blending medieval defense with Tudor luxury amid stunning Monmouthshire landscapes.

Discover hands-on farm fun, animal encounters, and family-friendly play in Newport’s welcoming Walnut Tree Farm Park.

Discover rescued birds of prey up close in a peaceful woodland sanctuary run by dedicated volunteers in Ebbw Vale.

Explore Magor Marsh, a serene fenland reserve alive with wildlife, rich history, and vibrant seasonal changes on the Gwent Levels.

Explore Llanmelin Wood Hillfort, a vast Iron Age stronghold overlooking the Bristol Channel, rich in history and surrounded by tranquil woodland.

Discover Abergavenny’s rich heritage through its museum’s artefacts and castle’s historic charm nestled in scenic Monmouthshire.

Discover New Tredegar’s mining legacy and vibrant culture in the historic Winding House museum and arts centre.

A vibrant shopping and community hub set beside historic Caerphilly Castle, offering diverse retail, dining, and cultural experiences in the heart of Wales.

Discover the enchanting Victorian-era underground grottoes and water gardens of Dewstow, a hidden heritage gem in South Wales.

Explore the breathtaking limestone formations and vast underground passages of Ogof Craig a Ffynnon, a geological treasure in Wales' Clydach Gorge.

Celebrate the iconic Tommy Cooper with this striking bronze statue in Caerphilly, capturing the magic and laughter of Wales’ beloved comedian.

Explore Wales’ largest castle with its iconic leaning tower, vast moat, and immersive medieval history on a sprawling 30-acre fortress site.

Explore Clydach Gorge’s dramatic landscapes and rich industrial heritage on scenic walks through this tranquil Welsh valley.

Britain's only intact steelworks archive, preserving industrial heritage through photographs, documents, and volunteer expertise.

Discover Cardiff’s serene Grade 2 listed park with historic gardens, woodland trails, and vibrant seasonal colors.

Discover Cardiff’s Sensory Dome, an immersive attraction where all five senses come alive through interactive themed rooms and creative experiences.

Tranquil canal winding through the Brecon Beacons, perfect for boating, walking, and soaking in rural Welsh charm.

Step back to 1645 at Llancaiach Fawr Manor, a living history Tudor manor where the past comes alive with costumed interpreters and rich Civil War heritage.