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The county of Pembrokeshire, Britain’s only Coastal National Park is a paradise for walkers and naturalists and is famous for its 180 mile coastal path, rugged coastline and hidden coves, sheltering baby seals and porpoises and a wealth of bird-life. Castles are in abundance while the cathedral at St Davids, the world’s smallest city dates back to the 7th Century and hosts an International Music Festival every May. |
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The walled town of Tenby with its clean beaches, picturesque harbour and colourful café society is one of many fascinating places to visit, with the castle at Pembroke one of the best kept castles in the UK proving well worth a visit. |
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Visit
cheese or chocolate making centres, arts and craft galleries, iron-age
forts, the famous Preseli Bluestones or enjoy the spectacular clean sandy
beaches and rolling Atlantic ocean for which Pembrokeshire is renowned. |
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Pembrokeshire,
where spring always comes early is known for the warmth of its welcome
and hospitality, for which The Tudor Lodge is also very proud to boast!
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For more information about the county of Pembrokeshire visit:
www.visitpembrokeshire.co.uk
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