Tintern Abbey
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Wheelchair accessible
A well-preserved Cistercian Abbey in the Wye Valley, Wales, known for its romantic pastoral setting and its inspiration to artists like Wordsworth and Turner. It was once the wealthiest abbey in Wales before its dissolution in 1536.

šŸ“œ Well-preserved Cistercian Abbey, a national icon in the Wye Valley, Wales.
šŸ” Founded in 1131, known for its Gothic architecture and inspiring artists, it was dissolved in 1536 by Henry VIII.

Why Go

šŸ° Explore majestic Gothic ruins and monastic complex
šŸžļø Enjoy a romantic pastoral setting by the River Wye
šŸš¶ Hike trails with views across the Welsh-English border
šŸŽØ See inspiration for artists like Turner and Wordsworth

Why Avoid

ā˜” Rain is common, few sections are roofed
šŸšŒ Limited bus service on Sundays from Chepstow
šŸ‘„ Expect crowds during exceptional weather

Tips

šŸš— Best reached by car, with plenty of parking available.
šŸ‘€ For the best view, cross the nearest bridge to the other bank of the River Wye.

Cost

šŸ’° Admission fee, concessions available for students and the elderly.

ā™æ Accessibility Hearing Accessibility Facilities Mobility Accessibility Facilities

šŸ• Pets Pets Accepted

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