Attractions

The Wye Valley AONB is steeped in history. This borderland territory was disputed for over a thousand years, so castles and fortifications are a prominent part of the scene – including the imposing castles at Chepstow and Goodrich. These, together with the majestic ruins of Tintern Abbey, spectacular viewpoints around every turn in the river, and intriguing industrial and archaeological remains, guarantee a wealth of attractions for the visitor.

Historic Sites

Family Attractions

Museums

Art Galleries

Latest News from the Wye Valley

Big Rewards for Farmers in Wye Valley AONB Farming Awards competition

Wye Valley AONB Farming Competition with cash prizes
Launch of Hoarwithy Bus Walk

Walk from Hoarwithy to Sellack which can be accessed by public Transport

Next event at the Wye Valley

Grand Plant Sale and Bazaar

Sat 19 May 2012

Events diary at the Wye Valley

Great Doward Spring Flower Walk

Sat 19 May 2012
Above the Wye at Brockhampton

Wed 23 May 2012

Weather at the Wye Valley

Fair

Temp:11°

Wind: 20.92km/h, NNE

Sunrise: 5:12 am

Sunset: 8:59 pm