Best Attractions near Grosmont Castle

A warm, traditional British pub with hearty food, lively games, scenic views, and a welcoming local atmosphere in Monmouth.

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

Explore the evocative ruins of Monmouth Castle, the Norman fortress and birthplace of King Henry V, nestled at the meeting of two rivers in historic Monmouth.

Discover nearly a millennium of Norman heritage and medieval spirituality at Monmouth's historic St Mary's Priory Church.

Historic Grade II listed pub and hotel in Monmouth offering lively atmosphere, dog-friendly hospitality, and hearty British fare in a charming setting.

Explore Monmouth’s historic Shire Hall, where justice, social history, and Admiral Nelson’s legacy converge in a captivating museum setting.

Warm, dog-friendly coffee shop in Monmouth’s historic heart, serving expertly roasted coffee and fostering community connections.

A welcoming Monmouth pub blending classic charm, sports entertainment, and hearty fare in the heart of town.

Explore Monnow Bridge, Britain’s only remaining medieval fortified river bridge with its original gatehouse standing proud over the River Monnow.

A vibrant ceramic mosaic near Monnow Bridge celebrating over 2,000 years of Monmouth’s rich history and community spirit.

Premium supermarket in Monmouth offering fresh British produce, gourmet groceries, and a friendly shopping experience.

An iconic peak in the Black Mountains offering accessible hikes, sweeping views, and tranquil woodland valleys near Abergavenny.

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

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

Discover prehistoric mysteries and tranquil woodland walks at King Arthur's Cave, a protected ancient site in Herefordshire's scenic Wye Valley.

Walk the historic 177-mile Offa's Dyke Path tracing an ancient border through stunning landscapes and rich heritage between England and Wales.

Experience breathtaking river views, rich history, and outdoor adventures in the tranquil heart of the Wye Valley at Symonds Yat.

Historic hilltop with Georgian elegance, naval heritage, and panoramic views over the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons.

Explore Hereford’s historic Waterworks Museum with its working steam engines, interactive exhibits, and family-friendly water park in a Victorian landmark setting.

Discover The Weir Garden’s tranquil riverside charm, historic ruins, and vibrant seasonal blooms in the heart of Herefordshire.

Explore Goodrich Castle’s majestic medieval ruins, stunning Wye Valley views, and rich history in one of England’s best-preserved fortresses.

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

Spectacular cliff-top views, ancient hillfort remains, and premier birdwatching in the heart of the Forest of Dean.

Step into Hereford’s oldest pub, The Black Lion, where Tudor history, hearty British fare, and ghostly legends blend in a warm, timeless atmosphere.

Discover the rich heritage of cider making in Hereford’s historic Bulmers factory with tastings, exhibits, and interactive experiences.

Discover the peaceful beauty and historical significance of the Hereford Labyrinth, a serene landmark in Bishops Meadow, Hereford.

Cozy Hereford café serving fresh, locally sourced British breakfasts, lunches, and homemade cakes with friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere.

Discover handcrafted Welsh spirits and immersive distilling experiences in the heart of Monmouthshire’s scenic Wye Valley.

Historic riverside park in Hereford with scenic walks, a Nelson monument, and a vibrant pavilion café overlooking the River Wye.

Explore Herefordshire’s rich heritage and art in a stunning Victorian Gothic museum, soon to be reborn with a modern, accessible makeover.

Explore Hereford Cathedral’s 1,300-year legacy, medieval masterpieces, and serene gardens in the heart of historic Hereford.

Discover the proud history of Herefordshire’s volunteer regiment through intimate exhibits and personal stories at the Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum.

Discover Craswall Priory, England’s highest and most remote Grandmontine monastery, steeped in austere medieval history and wild natural beauty.

Step back into 17th-century Hereford at the Black and White House Museum, a perfectly preserved Jacobean timber-framed home with rich history and interactive exhibits.

Hereford’s vibrant open-air shopping and leisure destination with top brands, eateries, cinema, and family-friendly amenities.

Discover a vibrant collection of crystals, jewellery, and homeware in Hereford’s welcoming Dylan's Den Crystal Shop.

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

Discover Rotherwas Chapel, a serene historic sanctuary blending centuries of English heritage and architectural beauty in Hereford.

A practical, no-frills retail park in Hereford with a strong focus on pet care, groceries, and everyday essentials, ideal for quick, efficient shopping trips.

A small, independent art gallery in Hereford with rotating local exhibitions, bespoke framing and creative studios – a quiet gem for art lovers and makers.

A striking border peak offering breathtaking views, accessible trails, and rich cultural history near Hay-on-Wye.

Explore the evocative ruins of Crickhowell Castle, a medieval motte and bailey fortress with commanding views over the Usk valley in mid-Wales.

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.

A family-run farm shop and garden centre offering award-winning local produce, unique homeware, and a delightful dining experience in Herefordshire’s countryside.

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

Explore the ancient mysteries of Arthur's Stone, a neolithic burial site immersed in stunning Herefordshire landscapes and rich history.

Explore Mordiford’s enchanting 1.4-mile Dragon Trail, where legend, history, and scenic beauty weave a captivating village adventure.

A serene Michelin-starred haven in Monmouthshire blending innovative foraged cuisine with elegant rural charm and boutique accommodation.

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

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

Step back into 1883 at Coleford’s original GWR Goods station, where authentic railway heritage and miniature train rides bring history to life.

Explore over 900 years of Welsh history at Tretower Court and Castle, where medieval fortress meets restored manor in the heart of Brecon Beacons.

Explore 900 years of Welsh medieval history at Tretower Castle and Court, where Norman fortifications meet a grand fortified manor house.

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

Trusted hand-carved memorial stones crafted with care and artistry in Pontypool since 1991.

Step into Puzzlewood’s ancient, mossy labyrinth where fantasy meets nature in Gloucestershire’s magical Forest of Dean.

Perched at 450m, Castell Dinas is the highest castle ruins in Wales, blending Iron Age earthworks with Norman stone, offering epic views of the Black Mountains.

Discover the tranquil gorge and stunning waterfall of Cleddon Shoots, offering panoramic views over the Wye Valley’s lush landscapes.

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

Explore 4,500 years of mining history in Clearwell Caves’ stunning underground caverns beneath the Forest of Dean.

Explore authentic underground coal mining heritage in the scenic Forest of Dean at Hopewell Colliery, a working museum with guided tours and rich history.