Castell Coch

Heritage Site in Pembrokeshire

Wales

Castell Coch

Canaston Bowl, bowling alley entrance — Canaston Bowl, bowling alley entrance Credit: Rob Purvis

Castell Coch, located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is a picturesque heritage site known for its stunning architecture and rich history. Originally built in the 13th century by the Norman lord Gilbert de Clare, the castle was later extensively renovated in the 19th century by William Burges, a prominent Victorian architect.

The castle is characterized by its fairy-tale appearance, with its distinctive red walls and conical turrets creating a striking and romantic aesthetic. The interior of Castell Coch is equally impressive, featuring lavish decorations, intricate wood carvings, and colorful stained glass windows.

Visitors to Castell Coch can explore the castle's many rooms and chambers, including the Great Hall, Drawing Room, and Banqueting Hall, each adorned with ornate furnishings and elaborate detailing. The castle's grounds also offer beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for tourists and history enthusiasts alike.

Overall, Castell Coch is a must-visit heritage site in Pembrokeshire, offering a fascinating glimpse into Wales' medieval and Victorian past.

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Castell Coch Images

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Canaston Bowl, bowling alley entrance

Canaston Bowl, bowling alley entrance

Canaston Bowl, bowling alley car park

Canaston Bowl, bowling alley car park

Cross Hands junction

Cross Hands junction

A4075 heading south from Cross Hands junction

A4075 heading south from Cross Hands junction

Bluestone Holiday complex Carreg-las Morris Dancers on balcony of Carreg-las Restaurant.
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Bluestone Holiday complex

Carreg-las Morris Dancers on balcony of Carreg-las Restaurant. Official website Link

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The A4075 heading for Canaston Wood View of Newhouse Farm and the A4075 heading for Canaston Wood near Bluestone Holiday Park.

The A4075 heading for Canaston Wood

View of Newhouse Farm and the A4075 heading for Canaston Wood near Bluestone Holiday Park.

The A4075 through Canaston Wood A view of a section of the A4075 through Canaston Wood taken the end of the track.

The A4075 through Canaston Wood

A view of a section of the A4075 through Canaston Wood taken the end of the track.

A4075 junction with the A4115, Cross Hands A view of the A4075 at the junction with the A4115.

A4075 junction with the A4115, Cross Hands

A view of the A4075 at the junction with the A4115.

Bluestone holiday village

Bluestone holiday village

View over Bluestone holiday village

View over Bluestone holiday village

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood

A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood

A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Remains of Castell Coch in Canaston Wood

A manorial hall-house dating from the 14th century.

Nature trail at Bluestone holiday park

Nature trail at Bluestone holiday park

Woodland advice on the Nature Trail at Bluestone

Woodland advice on the Nature Trail at Bluestone

Elevated walkway at Bluestone holiday camp

Elevated walkway at Bluestone holiday camp

Coniferous woodland at Bluestone holiday park

Coniferous woodland at Bluestone holiday park

Bluestone holiday park: view towards the Village Centre

Bluestone holiday park: view towards the Village Centre

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Castell Coch is located at Grid Ref: SN0713 (Lat: 51.787, Lng: -4.792)

Unitary Authority: Pembrokeshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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