Chepstow is a really a small drive-through town on the border of England and Wales but so easy to get to fomr the Severn Bridge which links Wales and England. The castle is a little smaller than others around.

This was my first port of call on a visit to Wales many years ago. It was an interesting couple of hours, but having visited several castles since, it's not a lot different to the others.

i love visiting castles and this one is worth visiting, lovely views from the castle. very interesting

Love castles the sorounding area was lovely and people were too. The local bus service is wonderful. The whole experience was wonderful

Chepstow is a charming castle town and the castle perched on the banks of the Wye is very representative of castles of the age. We enjoyed the room decorated as it would have been at its heyday. Lots of families and children running around and enjoying the views.

Wonderful castle. Views from the castle offer stunning vistas of the Wye. Quite steep so may not be accessible to all.

Chepstow is a Norman castle perched high above the banks of the river Wye in southeast Wales and is the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortification in Britain.. Construction began at Chepstow in 1067, less than a year after William the Conqueror was crowned King of England. Chepstow's strategic position allowed defenders to supply the castle via the river during times... More

Magnificent ruin of a castle.plenty to see .plenty to go around. Wonderful views from the top turrets.

£4 entry or free if you are a English Heritage member - £2 if in your first year of membership. Takes about an hour to go round. Quite steep so may not be accessible for those with walking problems.