4.6 (378 ratings)"A trip to Tenby cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Tenby will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Tenby would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."
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4.6 (393 ratings)"The Billycan oozes character, the stylish and simple decor with a twist of modernity, adding to its charm. It has a great selection of craft ales, lagers with a wide range of wine and an extensive Gin list to suit all tastes. A large menu choice all made from tasty, locally sourced produce, enough selection to make the tastebuds tingle."
"We’ve had great sit down meals here in the past but the quality of the takeaway was as good. In the current climate of Covid it felt safe too. Well done and thanks."
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4.5 (60 ratings)"It has a history dating back to the 13th-century and many features of the current structure are from the 15th-century. This Grade I listed building is home to different monuments that are historically as well as architecturally significant. These features make it an important point of interest i...Read more"
"Tenby's 13th-century parish church is one of the largest in Wales. The church boasts a medieval wagon roof with carved bosses and a wealth of memorials dating to the 15th century. Among the memorials is that of Robert Recorde, a Tenby native."
4.7 (128 ratings)4.5 (742 ratings)"This beautiful little island off the coast at Tenby has whitewashed stone buildings that lend it a Mediterranean feel. The island is…"
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4.6 (195 ratings)"Set in St Julian’s House, a grade II listed building in a prime location overlooking Tenby harbour, with views that will take your breath away. At Florentino's we take pride in offering you a warm, traditional Italian dining experience. Our chefs are from Florence and have worked in kitchens all over the world including Manhattan."
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4.5 (141 ratings)4.5 (318 ratings)"The museum is probably the best place to get a good overview of Tenby's history and maritime heritage. There is a pair of galleries, one of changing exhibits and the other with permanent displays of works by artists with links to Tenby including Augustus John, who was born here. Museum highlights include civic regalia, archaeological finds, and the impressive Tenby Cannon, a nine-foot-long Tudor cannon similar to those found on the wreck of the Mary Rose."
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4.1 (516 ratings)"Clarence House Hotel is only 200 metres from Tenby’s South Beach and boasts a spectacular view of Caldy Island. The town centre is just a 5-minute walk away. Clarence House Hotel guests can enjoy drinks from The Seagull Bar in the beautiful rose garden."
4.6 (393 ratings)"The Billycan oozes character, the stylish and simple decor with a twist of modernity, adding to its charm. It has a great selection of craft ales, lagers with a wide range of wine and an extensive Gin list to suit all tastes. A large menu choice all made from tasty, locally sourced produce, enough selection to make the tastebuds tingle."
"We’ve had great sit down meals here in the past but the quality of the takeaway was as good. In the current climate of Covid it felt safe too. Well done and thanks."
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4.3 (545 ratings)"The Normandie is a popular hangout for locals, and one I remember well from my time in Wales. This bar and restaurant with rooms will have you comfortable and well-fed, just half a kilometre from the famous Tenby Harbour Beach. The Normandie Restaurant is worth a visit whether you are staying overnight in the hotel or not, and the restaurant offers a great seasonal menu using local ingredients."
"The Normandie is a vibrant, modern bar with an urban feel and is a place for the ‘young at heart’, whatever age. The ambience, music and excellent choice of chilled beers and wines make it the place to be. There is also a Courtyard seating area at the rear of the Normandie, nestled between the ancient Town walls."
"The Normandie, can be found nestled between the Medieval Town Walls and Upper Frog Street in the picturesque seaside resort of Tenby, in Pembrokeshire, on the South West corner of Wales."
3.9 (943 ratings)"During your vacation in Tenby, book a stay at a comfortable and spacious apartment that is perfect for a couple or two friends travelling together. Eight Water’s Edge has a very modern and chic interior. There is an open-concept living, dining and kitchen area, a cosy bedroom with a comfortable double bed, two bathrooms and a balcony."
"Right on South Beach, this buzzing little beach bar is a great place for a sundowner with a view (check out the Gin and Tonic menu!). There are large children’s menus and colouring sheets to keep them occupied. A great place to get some vegetables on to the kids’ dinner plates."
4.2 (768 ratings)"Whether it’s a live music evening or a rumbling belly that brings you to the Lifeboat Tavern doors, their sure you’ll like what you find inside. From expertly poured pints of beer to sharing plates of food, to live entertainment, to private parties, The Lifeboat Tavern do it all, and they do it well. The Lifeboat Tavern kitchen is open every day, serving excellent pub grub at its finest, sharing plates and bar snacks."
