27K views · 351 reactions | Scrum V's Rick O'Shea visited Ferryside RFC - a Carmarthenshire rugby club that has been re-born, sixteen years after being disbanded. | BBC Sport Wales | Facebook

27K views · 1.6K reactions | Paxton's Tower, Llanarthney in Carmarthenshire, Wales The tower was built in 1811 by Sir William Paxton, owner of Middleton Hall, where the National Botanic Gardens of Wales are today. Perched on a hill above the village of Llanarthne, Paxton’s Tower looks out on the Towy Valley. #paxtontower #virals #visitwales #beautifuldestinations #carmarthenshire | Europe attractions | Facebook

A few days in Kidwelly, Pembrey & Ferryside 📍 Approximately 10 miles west of Llanelli, lies the historic town of Kidwelly. The town is overlooked by one of the finest preserved Norman castles. It’s also home to the oldest canal in Wales. Visitors will find a range of great walks, places to eat and spots to explore. A trip here should include seeing the famous @PembreyCountryPark, one of Wales’ top visitor attractions, which can be reached via the car free Millennium Coastal Path. At Pembrey the

Carmarthen The ancient market town of Carmarthen is a real blend of old and new. The walking route through and around Carmarthen takes in the River Towy, Carmarthen Park, the Wetlands and finally the Roman Amphitheatre. Distance: 10.5km Difficulty: Easy Terrain: The route is surfaced throughout and is ideal for family groups, or people with mobility problems. For more information on this walking route, and many others, visit the walking pages of our website https://orlo.uk/c6mF2 #ThisIsCarmarthe

Carreg CENNEN in Carmarthenshire has to be one of the coolest castles in the country. Its position and aspect could not be more dramatic. And the views in every direction are to die for. Its history also makes this place every bit as interesting as it is beautiful. The castle on the site today was built around 1283 by a Marcher Lord called John Giffard. The one which stood here prior to that swapped hands back and fore between Welsh and Norman lords like a ping-pong ball. All the way back to Rhy

12K views · 94 reactions |  Discover Kidwelly – where history meets...