About Montomery
Montgomery Castle which dominates the landscape above this ancient market town. The castle building started in 1223 on the orders of Henry III in response to the growing power of Welsh native prince Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (Llywelyn the Great)
Montgomery is noted for the quality of its pubs and restaurants and independent shops which include Bunners - a traditional ironmongers founded by Robert Henry Bunner in 1892 and still run by his descendents today.
The Dragon Hotel in the Georgian town square is a traditional old coaching inn and nearby, and a weekly market is held every Thursday in Broad Street and in the Town Hall.
The Offa’s Dyke National Trail passes only a mile from the town and a number of cycle routes and local walks have been developed. You will also find Kerry Vale Vineyard just two miles from the town.
map of things to do & places to stay around Montgomery
There are five cycle rides based in and around Montgomery that provide beautiful views of the dramatic countryside of the Welsh borders.
Although Montgomery has a small population of around 1300 you won't find a more livelier community; with cafes, inns and restaurants, 2 castles, numerous attractions, and the award-wining Monty's Brewery.
Many of the houses and walls around Montgomery exhibit plaques, detailing its historical importance and fascinating history.
Montgomery is a great central location for exploring Mid Wales and the Marches.