Easy to get to, Newport has a wealth of activities and attractions.

Download and print

A Guide to Newport and Local Attractions (pdf)

Newport and Surrounding Area Handy map and Information Leaflet - English version

Newport and Surrounding Area Handy Map and Information Leaflet - Welsh version

Newport Public Art Trail (pdf)

Chartist Walk Leaflet and Map (pdf)

Attractions

Visit the Cathedral and Museum in the city centre and further afield try the awe-inspiring Transporter Bridge, historic Tredegar House, fascinating Fourteen Locks canal experience or get to know the Romans in Caerleon.

Newport Wetlands Reserve is a flagship attraction, owned and run by the Countryside Council for Wales, which has something to offer all year round with the seasons and the changing life cycles of the birds, animals and plants.

Hunt out hidden treasures such as the Mediaeval Ship (on open days) and year-round art galleries and craft shops – they’re all here.

The Newport International Sports Village, including The Wales National Velodrome, has been the training ground of Olympians, and future sportsmen and women of 2012 will be practising here too, so come and join in.

For a fun and easy way to see Newport’s top sights and attractions during holiday periods hop onto the Open Top Newport City Sightseeing Bus. For further information and to book in advance visit the City Sightseeing Website

Take a look through these pages to help plan and enjoy your stay in Newport and just contact us if you would like further information.

The 2010 Ryder Cup

Newport was proud to be host city of the successful 2010 Ryder Cup held at The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport.

View and download a summary report (pdf) outlining the economic impact of the event and the final Ryder Cup report (pdf) made to the Newport City Council’s Cabinet.

And if you fancy having a go yourself, Newport has a choice of over 30 golf courses in the area - why not try a few?

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