Perfect spring bluebell walk with deer and a castle takes you to a 16th century pubThis magical walk through Dinefwr Castle Woods in Carmarthenshire combines ancient woodland, bluebells, a 12th century castle and ends at the historic White Horse pubView 4 Images (Image: Adrian White Photography)Picture this: wandering leisurely through ancient woodland as dappled sunlight filters through the canopy whilst vibrant bluebells carpet the forest floor around you. If that sounds idyllic, then a walking trail through Dinefwr Castle Woods in Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, should be top of your Welsh springtime itinerary—and you can reward yourself afterwards with a drink at a magnificent 16th century inn located mere minutes from this breathtaking historic locale. This site has been hailed as amongst the finest "truly Welsh castles" remaining today—if that doesn't tempt you to visit, nothing will. View 4 Images Exterior of Newton House at Dinefwr (Image: Shared Content Unit)‌Constructed in 1660 by Edward Rice, the estate derives its name from the 'New Town' established for English settlers during medieval times. ‌This pub stands as one of the town's most historic structures, having previously served as a 16th-century coaching inn.

Source: Daily Mirror March 07, 2026 12:32 UTC