If you like to shop in style then you'll love Cowbridge. The town is often referred to as the Bond Street of Wales and has numerous unique, family-owned shops selling upmarket clothes for both ladies and gentlemen as well as jewellery, leather goods, shoes, antiques and craft

Where to stay

Find the ideal place to stay for your visit to Cowbridge.

Eating out in Cowbridge is always a treat, whether you're looking for a lunchtime bite or a three-course meal. The town boasts a superb range of restaurants, pubs and wine bars, catering for all tastes and each with their own individual character and style.

Cowbridge also hosts a food and drink festival each year which has grown in popularity. Visit: www.cowbridgefoodanddrink.org

Things to do

Places to go and things to do in and around Cowbridge.

There is an excellent selection of quality accommodation in and around Cowbridge, from cosy farmhouse B&Bs to luxury hotels. Wherever you stay, don't miss out on visiting the beautiful Dyffryn Gardens or the many castles which are all nearby.

Eating out

Find a restaurant.

The town has a wealth of history dating back to Roman times, while the South Gate on Town Mill Road shows the only surviving gateway of the original walled town. It is an extremely rare example of medieval town gates in Glamorgan and dates from the early 14th century.

Town history

Find out more about Cowbridge's history.

Cowbridge's historic past is reflected in its present day buildings, which add to the interest and character of the town. The area around High Street is a pleasure to explore while the tranquil Cowbridge Physic Garden is a relaxing place to learn more about the curative properties of plants.

Download a copy of Cowbridge town guide.

Dyffryn Gardens

An exceptional example of Edwardian garden design.