A-Frame Gallery   
Although a relatively new gallery, visitors will find plenty to interest them here. A lively exhibition programme of Welsh & British artists provides a showcase for one man and mixed exhibitions in a variety of media.

Abereiddy Beach   
Abereiddy is a pebbly beach made up mainly of shingle, however, at low tide, fine, dark sand is revealed. The west-facing cove lies between scenic cliffs and is a beach that can be enjoyed by all the family.

Abergavenny Castle   
Abergavenny Castle was originally a timber building but was rebuilt during the 13th and 14th centuries in stone. Today visitors can wander freely around the impressive ruins of the castle which overlook the mountains that surround it lending it a mysterious and spooky atmosphere when it is misty.

Abergavenny Market   
Abergavenny Market is popular with tourists and locals alike. There are over 200 stalls selling a wide variety of items including fruit, vegetables, homemade cakes and breads, books, music, clothes and household goods. The Saturday Market is the largest and is held both indoors and outdoors.

Abergavenny Museum   
Abergavenny Museum is situated in an old 19th Century hunting lodge within the grounds of the castle. It houses displays that provide visitors with an insight into the long history of this Welsh market town from the days of the Roman empire through to the present day.

Aberglasney Gardens   
The survival of Aberglasney Gardens over so many centuries is truly miraculous. Even in 1470 it was recorded that it had “nine green gardens, orchards, vines and young oaks.” Today visitors can experience the Jacobean garden structures that have all but disappeared elsewhere.

Afan Argoed Countryside Centre   
Afan Forest Park consists of 10,000 acres to experience. Enjoy mountain biking, walking, the local museum, camping, self-catering and B&B accommodation, and pony trekking. There are a hundred miles of mountain bike routes, 50 miles of forest walking trails and 25 miles of low level cycling..

Amroth Beach   
A large sandy beach backed by cliffs. This beach marks the easterly end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which winds its way for 186 miles past all the coves, beaches and cliffs of the Pembrokeshire National Park.

Ancient Cannon   
Surrounding the remains of Tenby Castle are several ancient cannon that were once used in the defence of Tenby during troubled times when the town was under fire. They are situated on Castle Hill, the highest headland in Tenby, and look out to sea.

Barafundle Bay   
Barafundle Bay is undoubtedly one of the most delightful beaches in the UK. The clean golden sand and unspoilt clear water in this isolated hideaway give it a paradisial feeling.