Wonderful ruined Abbey in a beautiful setting. Nice little gift shop and friendly staff. Great tea room next door. Some restoration work at the moment so church out of bounds but a 10% discount and still well worth a visit

We were lucky enough to have a beautiful November day to visit the spectacular remains of Tintern Abbey. Lovely staff in the shop and your parking fee is deducted from the entrance fee. Wander at your leisure around the grounds which has information about the individual parts/rooms in the Abbey. Gift shop has some really nice keepsakes/gifts. Lovely lady in the gift shop was helpful and friendly. A must visit if you are in the area.

We found this sort of by accident on a trip to Wales. I saw the sign and of course we had to go, I had no idea we were so close to such an iconic spot. Being an English minor I of course knew the William Wordsworth poem, but even if you are not familiar with it, this is a marvelous place to visit. The remains of the abbey are remarkably preserved considering it was dissolved so long ago. It is wonderful to imagine what it was like in its heyday. There is a entrance fee and a nice gift shop, The ruins are easily explored and make for some great photo opportunities. Walking around the grounds of such an iconic location sent shivers up my spine. When you are in Wales, this is a must stop!

Tintern Abbey is simply breathtaking. The moment I set foot in its ruins, I was transported back in time. Founded in 1131, the abbey has witnessed centuries of tumultuous history, from its establishment as a Cistercian monastery to its eventual dissolution during the reign of Henry VIII. The ancient walls and crumbling arches tell a story of devotion and resilience, filled with mystery and intrigue. Despite its age, the abbey's beauty is undeniable, especially against the backdrop of the River Wye. Walking through its grounds, I felt a sense of peace and tranquility wash over me. Tintern Abbey is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and a nature's beauty.

Wonderful Abbey with a lot of the foundations remaining so you can see the extent of the whole Abbey complex. Very good descriptions at many points as you go round. At the moment part is closed as there are extensive repairs being done to de-laminating masonry - but you can still view from a distance. Good shop with a wide choice of local drinks

Lovely on a sunny day, there is the abbey to pay to walk around and then there is the water mill with a couple of shops and cafe’s and ice cream shop. There is some lovely walks along the river wye. The only issue is car parking as it is limited when it is very busy with visitor.

Nice place to visit , A few more picnic tables to choose from would be nice Especially on the grass areas The Walled Garden was okay and the honey was a bit expensive But sure look that Ireland for yea

Atmospheric and once vast Abbey currently undergoing some work to preserve it. Well worth stopping to visit. Car park is £5 and machine takes ages to work but you can have your money back if you spend in the shop or Anchor pub. The shop here is good so not difficult. Glad we stopped!

Lovely abbey to visit for a sunny day. It is all outside, so we'd recommend a nice day. The history is amazing. Gift shop very nicely done. Facilities were also clean and well done. Employees were extremely friendly and helpful.