Castles and Fortifications of England and Wales

GLYNDYFRDWY CASTLE


GLYNDYFRDWY CASTLE
Photo Gregg Archer

It is widely known as Owain Glyndwr's Mount, and is a 12th century motte overlooking the River Dee. It is sited 12 miles from Sycharth, Owain Glyndwrs' other fortification. Owain Glyndwr may have lived in a moated site close to the castle. The buildings were all burnt down in 1403 during the Welsh uprising.


Photo Gregg Archer Photo Gregg Archer

 

Directions
On the A5, 10 miles north west of Chirk

 



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