Abergavenny

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Abergavenny (Welsh: Y Fenni) is based in Monmouthshire in southeast Wales. Abergavenny - Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Introduction

A thriving town, Abergavenny prides itself as a gateway to South Wales and the eastern gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park where you can enjoy a relaxing short break or longer holiday amidst beautiful countryside. The town itself nestles within the beautiful Usk Valley at the point where the river emerges from amongst the mountains to flow through lowland Monmouthshire. The mass of the Black Mountains their highly individual outliers of Sugar Loaf and Skirrid (Welsh: Ysgyryd Fawr) form a stunning northern backdrop to the town. Along with Blorenge to the south and the opportunities for walkers are hugely varied. == Get in == On the A465 Hereford - Neath and A40 London-Fishguard road between Monmouth (Wales) | Monmouth and Brecon* Abergavenny train station 51.8167,-3.0088 Abergavenny train station - AbergavennyRailwayStation - on the Welsh Marches Line: Newport - Hereford.

Getting around

GPS 51.8189|-3.0145

Sightseeing Tips

  • Abergavenny Castle 51.8199,-3.01779 Abergavenny Castle - Abergavenny Castle 2 - Dates back to 1087 and makes for a fascinating visit. }}* Abergavenny Museum 51.819426,-3.017470 Abergavenny Museum A Set in the grounds of the Norman Castle. If it’s a nice day, take a picnic, otherwise simply learn about the history of this historic market town.
  • Sugar Loaf 51.862111,-3.058589 Sugar Loaf, Monmouthshire 596 heigh mountain }}
  • Grosmont Castle Grosmont 51.9154,-2.866 Grosmont Castle - Grosmont Castle from the south, 2011 ruined castle }}
  • Llanthony Priory 51.9444,-3.03778 Llanthony Priory Llanthony.priory ruined former Augustinian priory }}
  • White Castle 51.8459,-2.90206 White Castle, Monmouthshire - White Castle, inner ward gatehouse and curtain wall - medieval castle

What to do as a Muslim in Abergavenny

Events

  • Abergavenny Food Festival Abergavenny Food Festival - it stands to reason that the number of eateries on offer is more than adequate. From fancy restaurants to old-fashioned pubs, from bistros and cafes to takeways and there is something offer to suit every taste.

Muslim Friendly Shopping

One of the most well-known markets in Wales, Abergavenny’s Tuesday market has more than 200 stalls offering a huge array of goods. In addition there is a Friday and Saturday market and the occasional craft fair, flea market and antique fair. Halal Restaurants Please be informed that on some destination such as Abergavenny we had no local Muslim that has researched some of the area. If you are a Muslim/Muslima and have been to Abergavenny or would like to maintain the eHalal Guide to Abergavenny, please contact us at guides@ehalal.io and email us your updates.

The Greyhound Vaults Market Street 51.822666, -3.017656 ☎ +44 1873 858549 }}

  • The Walnut Tree Llanddewi Skirrid 51.843276, -2.963966 ☎ +44 1873 852797 }}
  • Fig Tree Espresso 15 Nevill Street ☎ +44 7702 580071 (mobile) Opening Hours: 9AM Monday - 4PM Tue-Sa Established in 2013 by a young couple and set in a Grade 2 Listed Georgian Townhouse, this small cafe has quickly become the place to go to get your caffeine fix in Abergavenny. Using coffee beans that have been roasted less than half an hour away and making all of the cakes and savouries themselves, this place is definitely local. Also and there is a rear courtyard to sit and enjoy your drink.Abergavenny has a thriving nightlife of pubs and bars
  • The Kings Arms Great social spot in the town centre. Generally quite quiet during the week but much busier on a Friday and Saturday night, often with live entertainment. Home to the Tudor Hookah Lounges serving a selection of local ales.
  • The Skirrid Mountain Inn 51.8804,-2.9807 few miles north of Abergavenny +44 1873 890 258 The Skirrid Mountain Inn Skirrid Inn - - 1142004 claimed to be the oldest pub in Wales }}

    Where to stay

  • The Old Pandy Inn & Black Mountain bunkhouse Hereford Road, Pandy 51.898197,-2.967403 ☎ +44 1873 890208 The Black Mountain Lodge is sited at the Old Pandy Inn, a 17th Century Country Inn some 4 miles north of Abergavenny, 15 miles south of Hereford at the foot of the Black Mountains. The Offa's Dyke Path is some 400 yards away.
  • The Angel Hotel 15 Cross St. 51.821238,-3.017714 ☎ +44 1873 857121 }} ==Telecommunication==

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