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- Remains of the north tower gateway at Aberystwyth Castle. ... The ruins of Aberystwyth Castle, from the east view, in the county of Cardigan (1769).
- Of the two castles, Aberystwyth is the most ruined, but in its heyday, the castle was every bit as intimidating and secure as its cousin in NE Wales.
- The evocative ruins of Aberystwyth Castle stand on a promontory looking over the harbour. The ruins are the remnants of a late 13th century castle built by...
- Spent a lovely afternoon at Aberystwyth Castle. Safe for our young grandson to run about and climb. He loved the play area, which is fenced in for safety.
- The construction of Aberystwyth Castle (originally known as Llanbadarn or Lampadarn) began on the initiative of the English King Edward I in 1277.
- Aberystwyth Castle. 312 likes · 11 talking about this · 19,085 were here.
- Aberystwyth Castle was built, along with Flint Castle, Rhuddlan Castle and Builth Wells castle, by King Edward I as part of his campaign against the Welsh.
- Aberystwyth Castle is located on the west coast of Wales, and is the only castle of King Edward’s iron Ring of castles that he built in Ceredigion.
- Aberystwyth Castle stands near an earlier 11th-century motte and bailey fort, built in a concentric plan of rubble masonry between 1277 and 1289 and is free to...
- Approaching Aberystwyth Castle from the south. ... Click a thumbnail to hold the image on screen. Information about Aberystwyth Castle on CastleFacts.
