Newport (Gwent) - Newport (Gwent)

Newport
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Newport is the third largest city in Wales and is located in the southeast of the country.

Map of Newport (Gwent)

background

getting there

By plane

The nearest international airport is the Cardiff AirportCardiff Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCardiff Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCardiff Airport (Q8994) in the Wikidata database(IATA: CWL) Near Cardiff, about 50 km southwest of Newport. Further away, but also international Bristol AirportBristol Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBristol Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryBristol Airport (Q8725) in the Wikidata database(IATA: BRS) on the other side of the Bristol Channel to the southwest Bristol.

By train

In the street

By boat

By bicycle

The international cycle route "Atlantic Coast Route" (EV /EuroVelo 1), which leads from southern Portugal to the North Cape on a large scale. In Wales she runs from Chepstow by Newport and Swansea to Fishguard.

On foot

The one that makes the whole coast of the country walkable Wales Coast Path also runs through Newport and connects locally via Chepstow Caldicot from the east and Cardiff from the west with the city.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

The Newport Transport Bridge
  • Newport Castle. This old castle from the 14th century only consists of one flank and a busy road has been built right next to it. It is also threatened by the tides of the Usk River.
  • Newport Transport Bridge. The Newport Transport Bridge is a transporter bridge, of which there are only eight in the world. Since the Usk is very shallow at Newport, shipping and a bridge would have been impractical. That is why this landmark of the city was built in 1906. Six cars and 120 passengers can cross the river in a floating ferry in a few meters. The engine room and the "walkway" are also accessible to visitors.

activities

in the Riverfront Arts Center one can experience the fine arts. The building was opened in 2004 and now offers space for exhibitions and theater performances. It's right on the river in the center of town, right on Bristol Packet Wharf.

shop

kitchen

nightlife

accommodation

health

Practical advice

trips

Bristol Cathedral

literature

Web links

http://www.newport.gov.uk/ - Newport Official Website

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