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Lovely peaceful place to ride and the easiest way to avoid traffic between Caerleon and Newport.

Usk Bridge during flooding

Quite well-preserved and free to visit. A trip back in history!

Having gone out of our way to reach the cafe based on the reviews on here, we were very disappointed. £10 (London prices!) for a panini that was tiny, soggy, came with literally 3 crisps scattered on the plate in a pseudo fancy way and a minuscule pot of salad. Didn’t even touch the sides. Cake was also bone dry and staff all seemed deflated and condescending to my non-native English speaking riding buddies. There’s a large coop next door where you could build your own sandwich, staff were friendlier and fill yourself up for much less or another cafe on the opposite side of the road that seemed to be the better option. I almost never post negative reviews but If you’re hungry cyclists, don’t go out of your way to come here (or even go there at all).

The route follows an impressive boardwalk that glides alongside the River Usk, into Caerleon.

Caerleon Amphitheatre would have provided bloody entertainment for the Roman soldiers stationed at Isca Augusta. It is thought that seating accommodated 6,000 spectators, encircling an arena in which wild animals, gladiators and other unfortunates did battle.

An impressive site. The Roman Baths Museum lies inside the remains of fortress Isca Augusta. The National Roman Legion Museum is also nearby, as is the most complete Roman amphitheatre in the UK. The baths museum has a covered walkway over part of the remains of the military bath house. You can also see the cramped rooms where the men slept and stored their weapons – the only Roman legionary barracks still on view in Europe.

Totally love this place everything is for sale in the building and every room is different. Very classy place and I also love the garden. Food is good to