Raglan (Monmouthshire)

Raglan (Welsh: Rhaglan) is a village in Monmouthshire.

Raglan castle

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Half way between Monmouth and Abergavenny on the A40 road very near to the junction with the A449 road from Newport (Monmouthshire).
83 bus from Monmouth and Abergavenny.

🌍 Raglan Castle. Medieval castle with impressive amount still remaining. It was used as filming location for the BBC's Merlin series. (updated Dec 2016)
🌍 Church of St Cadoc. dating from the 14th century (updated Dec 2016)
🌍 Castle Farmhouse. brick building built around 1630. Private so cannot visit. (updated Dec 2016)
🌍 Cross at Croes Llwyd Farm. A grade-1 listed stone cross. (updated Dec 2017)

🌍 The Cripple Creek, Old Abergavenny Rd, NP15 2JP, ☎ +44 1291 690256. (updated Dec 2016)

🌍 The Beaufort Raglan, High Street, NP15 2DY, ☎ +44 1291 690412. Inn and restaurant (updated Dec 2016)

Routes through Raglan

Brecon ← Abergavenny ←	W E	→ Monmouth → Gloucester
merges with ←	N S	→ Usk → Newport

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