Sign posted in Tretower village, off the A479 5km  N.West of Crickhowell Near Abergavenny, you will find the remains of Tretower castle.
The remains of this castle stands in open countryside against the backdrop of the Brecon Beacons.
The great 13th century stone keep surmounts a small mound, the remains of Tretower's original earthwork castle built around 1100 to control a srategic route through the Black Mountains.
Standing next to the tower is a fine example of a late medieval manor house.
The galleried courtyard is entered through a stone gatehouse reminiscent of the colleges of Oxford and Cambridge.
Outside is a recreated medieval garden.
                   Visitor Information
                       
Free audio tour
                                     Picnics welcome
                                     Recreated medieval garden
                                       
Admission
  Adults �2.50 Family ticket �7.00 (2 Adults & up to 3 Children under 16)
                                    
Opening Hours
               
1st ~30th March 10.am- 4pm daily
                        31st~31st May 10am - 5pm
                        1st June ~ 1st September 10am ~ 6pm daily
                        2nd September ~ 27th Oct 10am ~ 5pm daily
                                             Winter Closed
                                           
Facilities
                                    Parking ~Toilets ~ Shop

               
   
Tretower Castle
& Manor
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