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Landmark hill topped by two interesting Georgian buildings

Nine acres of pleasure grounds and woods offer a tranquil escape from modern life. The Kymin has been used as a picnic spot for over 200 years. It's a great place to sit and admire the spectacular views across Wales.

The Naval Temple was built by public subscription in 1800. It's set atop a hill with commanding views of Monmouth and the surrounding countryside.

Visit the Round House, a circular Georgian banqueting house built in 1794 by local gentry for use as a small, private dining club. Lord Nelson and Sir and Lady Hamilton had breakfast here in 1802. 

Please note: a small fee is charged for entry to The Round House.