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Caerau Hillfort - Bryngaer Caerau
Caerau Hillfort - Bryngaer Caerau Hillfort is a large Iron Age site and covers an area of 13 acres. It was constructed on the site of a previous Neolithic site. There is evidence of Norman ringwork castle on part of the site. This triangular hillfort would have had a bank and ditch for outer protection. It is located on the A4232 at Caerau, southwest of Cardiff.
Celtic nation:
- Wales
Itinerary:
- Wales southeast central
Place type:
- Castle
