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Cardigan Castle - Castell Aberteifi
Cardigan Castle - Castell Aberteifi is an early Norman and then a Welsh controlled stone castle, the site was a continual battleground between Welsh and English forces. After changing hands on a number of occasions the castle fell to and remained under the control of the English after 1240. The castle is in the town of Cardigan, Ceredigion, Wales (Welsh: Aberteifi, Ceredigion, Cymru).
Image: Cardigan Castle, c. 1763–1770 artist Metcalf, fl. 1790, engraver Ralph, Benjamin, fl. 1763-1770. In the collection of the National Library of Wales.
Link: Cardigan Castle.
Celtic nation:
- Wales
Itinerary:
- Wales southwest
Place type:
- Castle
