Attractions near The Kings Hotel

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The Kings Hotel

High Street, Newport, South Wales, Gwent and Glamorgan NP20 1QU

Just 5 minutes from the M4, in the heart of Wales’ newest city, this privately-owned hotel offers modern services and traditional comforts, next to national rail and bus services. Filled with individual character, this historic venue...

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Attractions near The Kings Hotel

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Newport Castle (< 1 Mile)

Newport Castle was built in the 14th Century and was extensively destroyed by Owain Glyndwr. The remains stand on the banks of the river...

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The Riverfront (< 1 Mile)

The new Riverfront arts centre in Newport has been long awaited in the city. There are two theatres that offer diverse forms of entertainment...

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Newport Museum & Art Gallery (< 1 Mile)

Over 250,000 years of history is on display at this excellent museum at the heart of Newport in South Wales. The many different civilisations...

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Newport City Live Arena (NCLA) (< 1 Mile)

The Newport City Live Arena started its life as an Odeon cinema and is the only example of classic Art Deco style to be found...

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St Woolos Cathedral (< 1 Mile)

St Woolos Cathedral dates back to the 12th Century but is built on a site that has been a place of worship since the 6th...

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The Transporter Bridge (< 1 Mile)

The Transporter Bridge in Newport is one of only seven transporter bridges left in the world and is fully operational. Designed by the French...

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Newport Indoor Market (< 1 Mile)

As a port and market town, much of the trading activity in Newport used to centre around the indoor market. The market was built...

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Roman Fortress Defences (3.5 Miles)

The small town of Caerleon near Newport in South Wales is rich in Roman history as it was the site of the Roman fortress of...

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Ffwrwm Crafts and Arts Centre (3.5 Miles)

The Ffwrwm Crafts and Arts Centre in Caerleon offers visitors the chance to relax after exploring the town’s Roman sites. The centre itself houses...

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The Roman Fortress Baths (3.5 Miles)

The Roman Fortress Baths in Caerleon were built around A.D. 85 but were not discovered until 1964. They are the most complete remains of...

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The Roman Amphitheatre (3.5 Miles)

The Roman Amphitheatre in Caerleon, the Roman Fortress of Isca, in South Wales is the best preserved in Britain. Excavations began in the 1920s...

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Tredegar House (3.5 Miles)

Tredegar House is one of the finest examples of a 17th Century Charles II house anywhere in Britain and is surrounded by 90 acres of...

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The Roman Legionary Museum (3.6 Miles)

The small town of Caerleon was the site of a Roman fortress called Isca that was founded in AD75. The museum is within the...

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Llanyrafon Farm (5 Miles)

This farm is open to the public and offers local people and visitors to the area a chance to see how a farm in this...

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Cwmbran Stadium (5.5 Miles)

Cwmbran Stadium has been well supported by the Sports Council for Wales which has resulted in its offering an excellent sporting facility in the Torfaen...

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Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre (6 Miles)

There are no hard and fast rules set by this art centre and gallery as to what style it is involved in promoting and exhibiting....

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Greenmeadow Community Farm (7.1 Miles)

Greenmeadow Community Farm is open to visitors of all ages as well as schools and offers a hands-on, educational experience that is both interesting and...

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Griffithstown Railway Museum (8.5 Miles)

The Griffithstown Railway Museum is housed in a former Great Western Railway goods shed and has been completely restored. It now has a variety...

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Caerwent (8.5 Miles)

Caerwent is a small village in Monmouthshire that has one of the longest and most fascinating histories of any local community. A stone in...

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Cwmcarn Forest Drive & Visitor Centre (9.5 Miles)

These seven miles take you past an ancient hill fort, mythical wood carvings and views over hills and valleys. It’s a perfect place for lunch,...

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Pontypool Park (10.4 Miles)

Pontypool Park is known locally as the People’s Park. There is something for people of all ages to enjoy in the park which stretches...

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Caerphilly Castle (11.4 Miles)

Presiding over thirty acres, Caerphilly Castle is the second largest in Britain. A dramatic fortress, its tower leans more than Pisa’s and is frequented by...

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Caldicot Castle (12.3 Miles)

Visit Caldicot’s magnificent Medieval Castle in Monmouthshire, set in fifty-five acres of beautiful parkland. Discover the castle’s past with a taped tour and enjoy the...

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Llandegfedd Reservoir (12.7 Miles)

Llandegfedd Reservoir is situated a few miles north of Newport in South Wales. The reservoir is surrounded by beautiful countryside and hills and its...

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St Peter’s Parish Church (12.7 Miles)

St Peter’s Parish Church in the former mining and ironworks town of Blaenavon in the South Wales valleys was built by the owners of the...

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Goytre Wharf (13.1 Miles)

Goytre Wharf is just outside Abergavenny and is situated on the Brecon and Monmouth canal. It is popular all year round with local people and...

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Red Line Boats (13.1 Miles)

Based in Goytre Wharf, near Abergavenny, Red Line offers a very flexible range of boat hire opportunities for visitors. Boats can be hired by the...

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Regimental Museum (13.3 Miles)

The Regimental Museum is located close to the heart of Monmouth and is one of the most significant pieces of architecture in the town....

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Trace (16 Miles)

Trace is an installation art space in Cardiff that innovates and educates in modern and contemporary arts. The centre prides itself on building bridges...

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Castell Coch (16.2 Miles)

Castle Coch is a 19th Century fairytale castle embodying a magnificent dream of the Middle Ages. Its round towers and turrets peep unexpectedly through the...

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New Theatre (16.4 Miles)

The New Theatre is situated in the city centre close to the Civic Centre buildings and is almost 100 years old. Although it is...

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St John’s Church (16.8 Miles)

St John’s Church is Cardiff city centre’s parish church and is situated close to the indoor market. There has been a church on the...

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Cardiff Market (16.9 Miles)

Cardiff’s indoor market was built in 1891 and, like many Victorian markets, conjures up a sense of history in the visitor. The impressive iron...

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Bute Park (16.9 Miles)

Bute Park offers a welcome retreat only five minutes from bustling Cardiff city centre. From within its peaceful grounds, visitors can see the impressive...

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Cardiff’s Winter Wonderland (16.9 Miles)

Cardiff’s Winter Wonderland is an annual event that delights both young and old. From the moment the Christmas period begins until the New Year...

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The Old Brewery Quarter (16.9 Miles)

The old Brains Brewery is a symbol of Cardiff’s heritage and economic strength and this development manages to retain the historical significance of the site...

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The Cardiff Waterbus (16.9 Miles)

The Cardiff Waterbus is one of the most enjoyable ways to see Cardiff. The waterbus transports visitors to and from three different locations; Mermaid...

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Pierhead Building (16.9 Miles)

The recently restored Pierhead Building in Cardiff Bay is a beautiful reminder of the history of Cardiff’s dock area that has been transformed from one...

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1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards (16.9 Miles)

1st The Queen’s Dragoons Guard was formally formulated in January 1959, when the King’s Dragoon Guards and the 2nd Dragoon Guards were amalgamated. This...

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