Lovely little place plenty of coffee shops and small shops, and the Museum is worth a look to. Lovely views to look out onto of Abergavenny if you go for a nice walk up there

Must visit plenty to look at ruins castle really nice day there museum staff very knowledgeable

Free museum in the castle grounds that holds various artifacts that have been found locally. There are exhibits from Neolithic, Roman, Medieval times. Getting a bit tired but worth a look if you are in the area. The castle itself is also worth a visit and is quite picturesque.

Second visit for me but first for partner. First time visiting its museum. Very interesting. Free entry for all but if you can make a donation they appreciate it. Staff welcoming and knowledgeable

Wonderful boutique museum in the heart of the historical castle complex! The museum is on 3 floors with reconstructed Welsh Living Room & Store in the Basement as well as a WW2 Anderson Shelter! All free of charge with small gift shop & drinks available! Recommended!

Good outside battlements and information boards inside notso good looks like an old school class rooms .with very old bits here and there , best bit was the old shop This need to be centre stage. And looked after. Please....!

Castle ruins and a cute museum - looks great for kids! Museum is not huge, but it does have exhibits that are really local and unique. Kids activities looked like it would be fun - stuffed dog to take on your museum trip, clothes to try on, an air raid bunker with sound effects, and more. Castle ruins are not huge, but worth a trip. Really nice all around.

Lovely to walk around, very peaceful, not many people around. Museum is interesting, and free entry for both. Nice views, walked/cycled along Castle Meadows. Great place for picnic, walking dogs, seeing 🦋 the wildlife around you. Children were cooling off in river 🌅

Lovely place to visit to get yours and the kids imagination going! Nice museum that is all free! Dressing up and drawing activities to reinforce the learning. Allow a couple of hours or more if you have the time to fully explore.

One of many excellent free leisure activities in the town of Abergavenny, the Castle and Museum are a stone’s throw away from the noted Angel Hotel. A decent amount of the castle structure remains, the highlight of which being the outline of the banqueting hall, where a Norman king once slew all of his Welsh rivals on Christmas Day. The museum is compact but packed, and set across three floors of the picturesque keep, which is considerably newer than the castle ruins. It contains a good blend of historical exhibitions, things for kids and a varied gift shop. From the castle grounds, take in a picnic with unparalleled views of the Blorenge mountain to the south.

Nice castle to visit with parking in a pay and display car park very nearby. Didn’t manage to visit the museum as it was closed at the time of our visit but there are some good information boards around to describe the castle site in both English and Welsh.

Lovely sunny morning in Abergavenny this market day, Tuesday. Town teeming with visitors. (Word of warning. Failed to find a parking space in four carparks). Plenty to see in main shopping area with many interesting side streets to explore. Lots of places to eat, from takeaways to restaurants to hotels. Well worth a stroll in the surrounding countryside along the banks of the river Gavenny.