Monmouth on Show

As part of the Civic Trust for Wales' 'Open Doors' event, come and explore 18 buildings, gardens, bridges, churches and more that are not often open for the public.

Monmouth is bulging with places to visit, absolutely jam packed. Amongst the many places are Monmouth Police Station, the Regimental Museum, Shire Hall, the Round House and Nelson Temple on the Kymin and, my personal favourite, a salmon ladder. Yep, we have a salmon ladder.

However, the best has to be Monnow Bridge. This 13th Century construct has a nice little tower in the middle which you can clamber up into on these days!

To see these images of the town plan, and what to do, click the following website link

FULL LIST

Great Castle House, Castle & Regimental Museum (Castle Hill)
Nelson Garden (secret walled garden (off Chippenham Field)
Shire Hall (Agincourt Square (10am to 4pm guided tours on the hour)
Masonic Hall (Monk Street)
Hydro-electric Scheme & Salmon Ladder (Old Manor, Forge Lane)
The Roundhouse & Naval Temple (The Kymin, Staunton Road 11.am - 4pm)
The Savoy Theatre (Church Street 11.am - 2.pm)
Monnow Bridge (Monnow Street)
St Mary's Priory Church (Priory Street/Church Street)
The Nelson Museum & Local History Centre (Priory Street)
Monmouth Baptist Church (Monk Street)
Cornwall House (58 Monnow Street)
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church (St Mary's Street)
Methodist Church (St James Street)
Monmouth Police Station (Glendower Street)
Drybridge House (Corner of Rockfield and Wonastow Roads) (sunday open only)
Cemetery Chapel (Osbaston Road)