Tour the land of St David, patron saint of Wales, via the ‘finest port in Christendom’ and Fishguard – the site of Britain’s ...

Take time to stop and gaze across the stream towards the undoubted gem of Pembroke Castle - and ... Phil Carradice is a regular blogger on the Wales History site.

Visitors to Wales might notice the seemingly unusual ... and stunning views of the countryside. Also in Pembrokeshire, Roch Castle was built in the late 12th century. Norman Knight Adam de Rupe ...

Past the castle, at the top of Dark Lane ... whose "Life and Death of Charles Peace" - filmed largely in nearby Pembroke Dock - is now regarded as a classic of early silent film making.

The castle as we see it today dates from the years after the Earldom of Pembroke was created in 1138 when the first Earl, Gilbert de Clare, decided to extend and improve the fortress. Gilbert's ...

Carew Castle and Tidal Mill has been named as a finalist in the National Tourism Awards for Wales, which are organised by the Welsh Government. The awards aim to recognise the best in the tourism ...

This part of Pembroke is known as Orange Town ... In 1096, he says that the town and castle almost fell to the besieging Welsh. Only the desperate ruse of throwing four dead pigs across the ...

With a rainbow-hued high street, an ancient castle and a vineyard on its doorstep, this is a lively base for a spring break ...