Historic Sites in Porthcawl

"Nestled away from the coastline itself, Chambercombe Manor is a Norman manor house that dates all the way back to the 11th century. Here, you’ll learn many interesting tales and information about the history of the manor and eerie rooms. In fact, it’s considered to be one of the most haunted buildings in the country."

"Set in a secluded valley, nestling snugly near the Heritage Coast of Ilfracombe, North Devon, the Manor House is thought to date from the 11th century and was mentioned in the Domesday Book.Read More"

"A most unique and intriguing property, steeped in mystery and unrivalled history from the Saxon era to the modern day."

"A little way back from Hele Bay in the Hillsborough Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty there’s a working 16th century corn mill, grinding and selling wholemeal flour. You can take a tour of this picturesque whitewashed building to see the National Diesel Engine in action and have a go at grinding your own flour with a quern-stone. Hele Corn Mill also has an award-winning tearoom preparing tempting homemade cakes and scones for cream teas using the mill’s own flour."

"Not too far from Hele Bay Beach sits Hele Corn Mill & Tea Room, a water mill which had been milling flour since the 16th century. They have a wide array of cakes to choose from and the outstanding Devonshire cream tea. It is recommended to check opening dates online before going down."

"Go back in time and visit the birthplace of the late Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Particularly well known for his poems and prose about sadness and pity that were still able to convey a lively exuberance to them. Experience the ultimate Edwardian style experience with a visit, dining experience or overnight stay in the late Welsh poet’s house."

"St. Mary the Virgin Church is a deconsecrated and ruined church in the parish of Caerau with Ely, Cardiff. It was built in the thirteenth century and closed for the last time in 1973. The ruins of St. Mary’s Church stand on the site of a Celtic hill fort on a natural plateau at the Caerau end of a hill range extending from Leckwith to Caerau."

"Most visitors buzz straight past tiny, tumbledown Cleeve Abbey, but it’s one of the best examples of traditional Cistercian architecture in southwest England, and offers a fine glimpse into the life of the monks..."

"The Stags Head Inn Is Situated In Dunster, 148 Km From Cardiff. Guests Can Enjoy The On-Site Bar.The Stags Head Inn Features Free Wifi. A Flat-Screen Tv Is Offered.Weston-Super-Mare Is 67.5 Km From The Stags Head Inn, While Taunton Is 35.5 Km From The Property."

"The Capstone is Ilfracombe’s only hotel in the bustling Harbour area and ideally located to make the most of the vibrant restaurants and bars nearby. Not only is The Capstone the closest hotel to the Lundy island ferry it is also within level walking distance. The acclaimed restaurant serves fresh fish landed daily at the harbour and expertly prepared local produce.Originally two Victorian boarding houses, all our individual en-suite bedrooms are on the second and top floor and feature free WiFi, LCD HD TV's, DVD players, hairdryers, ironing facilities, crisp white linen and complimentary tea and coffee."

"It can be a post meal walk or just a short dessert date, Coco Gelato will add a tint of sweetness to your day and will make sure you leave happily. “It’s a good place to go to share a sundae and get to know your date,” says Delilah Green, who has visited the restaurant before. Well, one good thing about a dessert date is, if the person doesn’t turn out great, you can always enjoy the amazing desserts and while your date can, Coco Gelato will never disappoint you."

"The choice of pancakes here is excellent and whether it's American style or a crepe, you can have so many toppings you won't know what to do with yourself. Above is the bananalicious crepe. Where : 133 Woodville Road, CF24 4DZ"