The 1955 Royal tour of Wales concluded with a visit to Pembroke Castle. The 1955 Royal tour of Wales concluded at the birthplace of Henry Tudor, Pembroke Castle. This BBC archive shows Queen Elizabeth ...

While much of the Norman fabric and buildings have gone, enough remains to capture the imagination. Pembroke was the most ...

Pembroke Castle, famed as the birthplace of Henry VII ... erected a modest motte-and-bailey during the Norman conquest of Wales. Fast forward about a century, and the fortress was bestowed ...

Pembroke Castle may be known to history as the birthplace ... small fortified bailey on the site during the Norman invasion of Wales. Around 100 years later, the castle was granted to William ...

Located in South Wales in the town of Carmarthenshire ... and stunning views of the countryside. Also in Pembrokeshire, Roch Castle was built in the late 12th century. Norman Knight Adam de ...

Take time to stop and gaze across the stream towards the undoubted gem of Pembroke Castle - and, indeed, of Pembroke itself - the superb Round Keep, built by Earl William Marshall in about 1200.

The castle as we see it today dates from the years after the Earldom of Pembroke was created in 1138 when the first Earl, Gilbert de Clare, decided to extend and improve the fortress. Gilbert's ...

A scenic seaside town in Wales famous for its sandy shoreline, beautiful beaches and historic charm has been named 'most ...

reports Wales Online. Another nearby island, St Catherine's Island, once belonged to Jasper Tudor, uncle of Henry VII. Accessible from Tenby Castle Beach during low tide, the island housed a small ...