From the other side of the River Wye it is possible to glimpse the magical 12th Century Tintern Abbey through the trees. Tintern is one of the most spectacular monastic ruins in Wales, even 500 years after its dissolution. However, if you want to take a close look, you'll need to cross the river a kilometre or so further north.

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Location: Hewelsfield And Brockweir, Forest Of Dean, Gloucestershire, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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