Tourist Attractions in Monmouthshire

Monmouth Town Council
http://www.monmouth.gov.uk
Find out about Monmouth and the Town Council. Local information. The web site contains current Town Council Agendas and Minutes, detailed histories, information about local Clubs and Organizations, and a contacts page for your convenience.

Abergavenny Food Festival
http://www.abergavennyfoodfestival.com
From its inception in 1999 the festival team has kept three core principles at the heart of everything: We aim to celebrate craft in food-making - be it on the farm, in the factory or in the kitchen. We aim to celebrate the diversity of foods and traditions, both here in Wales and those of other places. We aim to celebrate the conviviality and sociability that surrounds eating and drinking, whether with friends or strangers.

Chepstow Town Council
http://www.chepstow.co.uk
Whether you live in Chepstow or are planning to visit the area, the Chepstow Web Site brings you all the latest information about the town and its surrounding locality.

Monmouth
http://www.monmouth.org.uk
Monmouth is a Welsh border market town situated at the confluence of the Rivers Wye, Monnow and Trothy. With its bustling main street it makes a great destination for a holiday or a day out!

Wye Valley & Vale of Usk
http://www.visitwyevalley.com
Summer time is festival time in the Wye Valley. Combining the famous views and scenery of this stunning area with the sights and sounds of festivals is a winning combination, offering a fantastic time for all.

Adventure Mountain
http://www.adventure-mountain.co.uk
Quad Biking in North Wales and Ewe-phoria Sheepdog Centre. Looking for adventure activities in North Wales? On Adventure Mountain between Betws-y-Coed and Llangollen it\'s not just the views that are breathtaking. The thrill and skill of a quad bike trek up a mountain! Meet the shepherd and his sheepdog!

Shirenewton
http://www.shirenewton.org.uk
Shirenewton and the surrounding villages of Earlswood, Gaerllwyd, Mynyddbach and Newchurch are in South East Wales, United Kingdom. More precisely, they lie in the Monmouthshire hills, seven miles to the west of the confluence of the rivers Wye and Severn.

The Official Abergavenny Web Site
http://www.abergavenny.co.uk
Abergavenny - A traditional market town located on the southern edge of the Black Mountain and Brecon Beacons National Park. An Ideal base for a short break or a holiday. The area also has a thriving business community and excellent communications.

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