Things to Do in Newport, Wales

There are 3 attractions in Newport, Wales. St Fagans National History Museum, welsh open-air museum showcasing historic buildings and traditions, is the most popular.

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St Fagans National History Museum
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St Fagans National History Museum
Welsh open-air museum showcasing historic buildings and traditions
Museum
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
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Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
City museum and art gallery with local history exhibits
Museum
National Museum Cardiff
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National Museum Cardiff
National museum in Cardiff with art, archaeology, natural history
Museum
Millennium Stadium
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Millennium Stadium
Cardiff national stadium hosting rugby and major events
Stadium
Cardiff City Stadium
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Cardiff City Stadium
Football stadium and home of Cardiff City FC
Stadium
South Wales
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South Wales
Region of Wales with coalfield and coastline
Area
Ashton Gate Stadium
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Ashton Gate Stadium
Bristol stadium hosting football and rugby union matches.
Stadium
Caerphilly Castle
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Caerphilly Castle
Massive medieval castle in Caerphilly with concentric defenses.
Castle
SS Great Britain
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SS Great Britain
Restored 19th-century transatlantic steamship, museum in Bristol
Museum
Bristol Cathedral
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Bristol Cathedral
Medieval cathedral in Bristol with fan-vaulted nave
Church
Monmouth Castle
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Monmouth Castle
Medieval Welsh castle overlooking Monmouth town and river
Castle
Tintern Abbey
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Tintern Abbey
Ruined medieval Cistercian abbey overlooking the River Wye
Ruins
Flat Holm
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Flat Holm
Small Bristol Channel island with lighthouse and wildlife
Island
Monnow Bridge
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Monnow Bridge
Medieval fortified bridge in Monmouth with gate tower
Castle
Llandaff Cathedral
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Llandaff Cathedral
Medieval cathedral in Cardiff noted for historic architecture
Religious Site
Chepstow Castle
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Chepstow Castle
Norman castle overlooking River Wye with medieval keep
Castle
Steep Holm
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Steep Holm
Small limestone island in Bristol Channel, bird habitat
Island
Cardiff Arms Park
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Cardiff Arms Park
Major Cardiff stadium, home to rugby matches
Park
Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral
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Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral
Catholic cathedral and archdiocesan seat in Cardiff
Church
Castell Coch
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Castell Coch
19th-century Gothic Revival castle built on medieval ruins
Castle
Raglan Castle
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Raglan Castle
Medieval Welsh castle notable for extensive curtain walls
Castle
Black Mountains, United Kingdom
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Black Mountains, United Kingdom
Upland range in Wales, part of Brecon Beacons
Mountains
Isca Augusta
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Isca Augusta
Roman legionary fortress and baths at Caerleon
Religious Site
Bristol Zoo
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Bristol Zoo
Historic zoo in Bristol with conservation programs
Zoo
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