Your Newport guide
Newport is a vibrant city brimming with cultural attractions and scenic beauty. The iconic Newport Transporter Bridge offers unique views and an unforgettable experience as one of the few remaining bridges of its kind. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the serene Tredegar House and its stunning gardens, perfect for a leisurely stroll. The city’s dynamic arts scene is showcased at The Riverfront Theatre and Arts Centre, featuring a variety of performances and exhibitions. Shoppers will delight in the eclectic mix of independent boutiques and modern retail outlets at Friars Walk. With such a diverse of attractions, Newport will provide a memorable and enjoyable visit for everyone.
Need some more reasons to head over? Here are three more reasons we think you’ll love Newport:
- Roman Roots - The nearby town of Caerleon, now part of Newport, was once a significant Roman fortress and settlement, featuring well-preserved Roman baths, an amphitheatre, and barracks.
- Maritime Heritage - Newport has a rich maritime history, and the city once had a bustling port, crucial for coal and steel export during the industrial era.
- Tredegar House - This 17th-century mansion, now a National Trust property, is considered one of the most significant late-Renaissance houses in Britain. Its stunning gardens and parkland offer a peaceful retreat.