Built between 1328-47. An arcaded parapet and corbels decorate a number of the ruined buildings. The great hall porch is the most highly decorated part of the ruins.
St David's,
Dyfed,
Wales, SA62 6PE
Access to the small home where Thomas, the famous Welsh poet, lived, is along a footpath and down a steep staircase. Some of the rooms are still the way he left them. There are a few original writings and a small bookshop. A tiny tearoom provides snacks.
Dylan's Walk,
Laugharne,
Dyfed,
Wales, SA33 4SD
A ruined medieval retreat for the bishops of St David's. Mainly the work of Henry de Gower, Bishop of St David's from 1328 to 1347. Later Tudor additions.
Lamphey,
Pembroke,
Dyfed,
Wales
This is a rare survivor of a Welsh gentry estate. It was designed by John Nash in the 1890's. The property is undergoing restoration and is open to visitors to view the work in progress. Garden: 18th century John Nash villa, 19th century farm buildings, barns, walled gardens, parkland and lake.
Ciliau Aeron,
Aberaeron,
Dyfed,
Wales, SA48 8DG
Early 1800's banqueting hall on Middleton Estate, which also hosts the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Views over Tywi valley.
Llanarthne,
Dyfed,
Wales
Woodland Centre, children's play area, picnic area. Various events are staged throughout the year. This is an 1842 manor house of a country squire, authentically furnished with 11 period rooms on show. An interesting museum on the premises has many artifacts relating to Pembrokeshire country life.
Upper Scolton,
Dyfed,
Wales