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Venues — Caerphilly |
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In the heart of South Wales, a warm Welsh welcome awaits you to Caerphilly county borough, an area of outstanding natural beauty with a rich and colourful past. Spanning thousands of years, the history of Caerphilly county borough can be seen from every corner of the region. |
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Whether your interest is culture or countryside, hill walking or heritage, climbing, cycling or candle making, then the County Borough of Caerphilly has something to offer everyone. The imposing majesty of Caerphilly Castle, the second largest in Britain, dominates the town centre and the infamous leaning tower 'over leans' even Pisa. Llancaiach Fawr Manor is a fascinating 17th Century civil war house which recreates life in the year 1645 - visitors are invited to dress up in costume, try on armour or even take a turn in the stocks! For countryside and outdoor pursuits Sirhowy Valley Country Park and Parc Cwm Darran offer a choice of walking and cycling, as well as other organised activities and events. The Ynys Hywel Centre, located within Sirhowy Valley Country Park, is the ideal haven to stop for refreshments whilst enjoying the countryside, as well as offering exquisite conference, function and wedding facilities. Cwmcarn Forest Drive is another multi-faceted site, housing a spectacular 7-mile drive with BBQ and picnic spots, a lake, visitor centre, a campsite plus guided/self-guided walks and other activities. |
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Featured Venues |
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| Caerphilly offers an attractive location for ceremonies
and celebration parties including castles, restaurants, hotels, civic
buildings and country houses. Browse our new National Trust page and see if there is a suitable venue near you for your ceremony and celebration, more |
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Gay Scene |
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| The number of gay venues and events is growing in Wales and there are lively scenes in many of the towns. Gay Wales provides an up to date guide of events and venues. | ||
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