Posted 1 year ago by pint in response to rohn's question:
I'll pass through Monmouthshire for a day and I want to visit the most interesting targets for a non-european tourist. Suggestions?(give a different answer) .
It's a pity Tintern Abbey is roofless and in ruin now, but you can still go to catch a glimpse of this church constructed by Cistercian monks in 1131. The medieval Gothic architecture and its setting in the forested Wye valley made it a place loved by artists and poets, where Wordsworth for example came for inspiration. The abbey also included a dining hall, infirmary and chapter house, the outlines being still visible...
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