Wales: Tenby

Tenby is a pleasant little town on the coast of south Wales, which was once a prosperous fishing and trading port, and was developed in Victorian times as a seaside resort.
   Some of the old fortifications survive 

and a few old buildings; notably the mediaeval Merchant's House.

There is a charming little harbour, which nowadays houses pleasure-craft.

The church of St. Mary has a number of  splendid tombs and monuments

A promenade of hotels now overlooks the broad sandy beach.

Prince Albert presides over all.

We enjoyed our stay there.