Laugharne Castle

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Laugharne Castle is a picturesque medieval fortress and later Tudor mansion in the town of Laugharne, Wales, famed for its estuary views and literary associations with Dylan Thomas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
historic building
medieval fortress
tourist attraction
category Cadw properties in Carmarthenshire
Grade I listed castles in Wales
Ruined castles in Wales
country Wales
hasArchitecturalStyle Tudor
medieval
hasCulturalAssociationWith Dylan Thomas
hasMaterial stone
hasNearbyAttraction Dylan Thomas Boathouse
hasPart Tudor mansion house
curtain walls
garden terraces
tower
twin-towered gatehouse
hasTouristFacility gardens
visitor centre
hasView Laugharne estuary
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageStatus scheduled monument
inception 13th century
inspiredWork Poems by Dylan Thomas
knownFor association with Dylan Thomas
estuary views
picturesque ruins
locatedIn Laugharne
United Kingdom
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Carmarthenshire
locatedInRegion West Wales
surface form: southwest Wales
locatedOn River Tâf estuary
managedBy Cadw
openToPublic true
overlooks Carmarthen Bay
River Tâf
ownedBy Welsh Government
significantEvent Norman fortification on earlier site
damaged in the English Civil War
rebuilt in stone in the 13th century
remodelled as Tudor mansion in the 16th century
usedFor defence
residence
tourism

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Carmarthenshire containsAttraction Laugharne Castle