Top Things to do in Abergavenny
The 10 Best Things to do in Abergavenny, Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Abergavenny, United Kingdom including St Martin's Church, Chapel Cottage Studio & Gallery, Llanover Garden, The Marches Delicatessen, Abergavenny Baker, Black Mountain Fabric, Patricio Church, Black Mountains Cycle Centre, Castle Meadows, St.Mary's Church (Capel-y-ffin).
Restaurants in Abergavenny
1. St Martin's Church
2. Chapel Cottage Studio & Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Here at Chapel Cottage Studio, nestled into the beautiful Welsh countryside, we offer a wide range of friendly and informal Art classes and workshops to suit all abilities.
3. Llanover Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Guided group visits around the historic and private garden at Llanover, birth place of Augusta Waddington, better known as Lady Llanover, the nineteenth century champion of Welsh culture and traditions. The 15 acre garden features streams, calm ponds and cascades as the Rhyd y meirch stream flows towards the River Usk. The circular walled garden which encloses spectacular borders is unique. Other features include a Ha-Ha, extensive lawns, champion trees in the arboretum, water garden, newly planted glade of Hydrangeas, containers overflowing with plants and beautiful herbaceous borders. The Coachhouse is home to Llanover Garden School where renowned gardeners speak in March and October each year. Guided tours and talks are bookable by appointment .
4. The Marches Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Located in the beautiful market town of Abergavenny, The Marches Delicatessen showcases a selection of fine cheese, charcuterie and local artisan foods from across Wales and The Marches region. The majority of our food is sourced directly from producers. This allows us to see first-hand the passion and dedication which goes into making the exceptional produce we sell.
Reviewed By davidaS4911QA - Abergavenny, United Kingdom
When we moved to Abergavenny this shop was a wonderful find. The range of cheeses from Wales and the Marches region was extensive and the other items in the shop, from biscuits and chutneys to bread, charcuterie and olives, to gin and beers was really comprehensive. It came as a shock, though maybe not a total surprise, when the shop closed as of January 1st this year. There's still the branch in Monmouth, which has the added plus of a café which also serves light lunches ... a bit of a journey but well worthwhile now and again.
5. Abergavenny Baker
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Eat, drink, chat, laugh and savour the experience of learning how to bake fresh, beautiful breads from around the world. From Armenian flatbreads to buttery French croissant, focaccia to traditional Chelsea buns. 9.30am - 4.30pm. All ingredients, equipment, refreshments and a home cooked lunch with wine / beer included.
Reviewed By 414susannahh - Chorley, United Kingdom
Best ever experience. Been three times now - French bread and croissants, Welsh Bread incl yeasted Bara Brith and now Italian breads incl ciabatta and focaccia. Rachel is an inspiring teacher and the new cookery school stunning and stylish. Well situated and easy to find in Abergavenny. Regreshments and lunch all included and you go home with a large bag of your own homemade goodies! Will be booking soon on middle easter breads next year...
6. Black Mountain Fabric
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Black Mountain Fabric is a family run, independent fabric shop specialising in cottons for patchwork. We also have an unusual and eclectic collection of 100% cottons, wool felt, dressmaking fabric and accessories. Along side the retail store, we also run single day and evening workshops! We have a wide range of classes to choose from, including; beginners sewing and patchwork, dressmaking, technical bag making, felting, jewellery making, mixed media, knitting, crochet and much more!
7. Patricio Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Kingpolo14
We discovered this lovely little church and its history when walking in the area and staying at Celyn Farm. It was surprising to us that such a gem of art history is tucked away at the back of beyond - when driving there you really don't want to meet any oncoming vehicle...well worth a visit, especially if you have been exploring the lonely surrounding fells anwyay
8. Black Mountains Cycle Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Black Mountains Cycle Centre is an exciting downhill bike park set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. With trails suitable for intermediate and advanced riders there is something guaranteed to challenge everyone. Uplifts run on Wednesday-Sunday and we are also open daily for push and ride.
Reviewed By ralph734jt
Always a great day in the bikes at Black Mountain Cycle Centre, the uplift is quick and easy, the drivers are friendly and help you with your bike All the trails are built and maintained very well! Super fun too Is a great place to progress your riding and build up your confidence, be it with jumping or corners or rough stuff, they have it all and for different abilities from intermediate upwards Highly recommend a visit
9. Castle Meadows
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By vanessac893 - Kettering, United Kingdom
Beautiful,open area stunning views of the mountains wheel chair friendly, cycle paths, benches by the river just fantastic.
10. St.Mary's Church (Capel-y-ffin)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By OxfordTim - Oxford, United Kingdom
We were recommended this site by the Tourist Information shop in Crickhowell, and were dry pleased we were. Quite a difficult drive along narrow one track roads, but didn't give us any real problems. Very small chapel with sufficient parking outside, we didn't know what to expect when we went inside. It really is a delight, very small, but lovely stained glass windows and a display of stuffed toys. Well worth the effort of getting there
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