Cardiff: Wye Valley Adventure, Romans and Ruins Day Tour

Explore everyday life 2000 years ago for the formidable Romans, including how they worshipped, fought and died. The Roman ruins at the National Roman Legion Museum in Caerleon, was one of only three permanent Roman fortresses in Britain, and also has Roman baths where soldiers spent their free time and the amphitheatre, which is the most complete in Britain.

Explore the charm of this picturesque market town, known for its quaint streets, historic bridge, and colourful floral displays. A delightful stop for history and nature lovers alike.

Famous as the birthplace of King Henry V, Monmouth is a beautiful historic market town situated where the Wye, Monnow and Trothy rivers meet. Here you can explore the charming streets of Monmouth, with its wealth of independent shops, restaurants and cafes, and time to admire the 13th century medieval Monnow Bridge.

The 12th century abbey at Tintern is Wales’ best-preserved abbey and occupies a picturesque setting amongst the hills of the Wye Valley. The haunting beauty of Tintern has inspired artists and writers over the years, including Turner and Wordsworth. Tintern Abbey was founded in 1131 by Walter de Clare, Lord of Chepstow and was only the second Cistercian abbey in Britain.

and a fascinating look into Newport’s industrial past. It is one of only seven operational transporter bridges left worldwide. An engineering marvel.