
What is recorded here
The National Monuments Record of Wales records Brecon Castle as Castle from the Medieval; Post Medieval period. The saved point comes from the official national record. Inclusion does not by itself mean that the public may enter the place.
Built by the Normans in the 11th century, Brecon Castle was held by various noble families and later became an important administrative and military centre in medieval Wales. It is remembered for its strategic role in controlling the Brecon area and its long history of use by the Crown.
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Places near here
Brecon - Castle HotelCastle, fort or tower · 43 yd
Castle Bridge, BreconBridge · 91 yd
The AvenueDwelling · 106 yd
Castle Mill, BreconCastle, fort or tower · 113 yd
Castle Street, BreconGarden Wall · 128 yd
Brecon Market HallMarket Hall · 155 yd
Priory Lodge, Priory Hill, BreconLodge · 209 yd
Duke of WellingtonMemorial · 413 yd
Brecon MuseumMuseum · 507 yd
Brecon CemeteryCemetery Chapel; Cemetery · 740 yd
Slwch TumpMountain / peak · 1407 yd
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