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Immediately after the conquest, William the Conqueror sent his trusted man William FitzOsbern to construct and hold a new castle on the river bend of the Wye where Chepstow now stands.

New people, new ways, new music? Trouvere take visitors back to the earliest days of Cas-Gwent, with music and tales from the time.

Performances and demonstrations throughout the day.

For full site information, including seasonal opening times and facilities, please visit the Chepstow Castle monument page.