Families can look forward to a summer packed with adventure thanks to Cadw - including visiting Wales’ largest castle, ...

Today, Raglan Castle is maintained by Cadw, the entity responsible for preserving Welsh historic monuments. Raglan Castle can be seen for miles. The Great Tower is the predominant feature of the ...

RAGLAN CASTLE. Share full article Nov. 18, 1883 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from November 18, 1883, Page 12 Buy Reprints View on timesmachine ...

This grand, half-ruined castle was once home to a young Henry Tudor, who would become Henry VII, the king of England from 1485 to 1509. As a lad, he was sent to Raglan Castle to be raised by Sir ...

We look at the remarkable story of Raglan Castle, near Abergavenny, by delving into the Country Life archive. Every Tuesday, we look back through the archives of Country Life to find interesting tales ...

A 15th Century grand staircase at a Monmouthshire castle reopens to the public following restoration.

One of the best examples of a siege and its aftermath in Wales is that which occurred in the summer of 1646 at Raglan Castle in Monmouthshire. The story of the siege, given from three different ...

View RAGLAN CASTLE, c.1856, albumen print from a wet collodion glass negative, image size, 215 x 175mm pasted onto original card support 250 x 205mm, signed in manuscript ink lower left margin and ...

Yes, the castle may have fallen, but the pub still occupies the same strategic spot it has commanded for six centuries, facing the church and guarding the crossroads at the head of Raglan High Street.

Families can look forward to a summer packed with adventure thanks to Cadw - including visiting Wales’ largest castle, Caerphilly ...

Just outside of foodie hotspot Abergavenny lies the 'grandest castle ever built by Welshmen'—Castell Rhaglan (Raglan Castle). This grand, half-ruined castle was once home to a young Henry Tudor ...