This impressive bridge and gatehouse was the thirteenth century entrance to Monnouth over the river Monnow. Now accessible by foot it offers a chance to reflect and wonder what stories it holds. Personally I remember my parents going through it by car only to be stuck in almost 2ft of water on the road the other side towards Rockfield and having to wade out and help push.

A really lovely medieval bridge, no cars allowed, which is brilliant because the bridge doesn't get damaged and you get up and close to admire the architecture, win win.

I loved this bridge !! I'd always wanted to visit there !! Finally I did this past summer !! YAY !! 👍 👍 It made me feel wonder what was like to be living back in the Era ! There were many people walking around ,bicycling ,skate boarding & also kids & people were on the river banks ,too !! There was a bus stop very near by this bridge ,it took about 55 minutes to get there by bus from the city centere of Newport ! There was a Waitrose less than 5 minutes away from this bridge by walk & There was a clean toilet at the Waitrose right by the front entrance ! There are many nice cafes & restaurants & pubs close by ,too !! I really enjoyed walking around this bridge & in the beautiful town !!

Lovely old bridge, closed to traffic which enables you to walk over it safely for an up close view. Watch the ducks or sit & look up/down the river. Car park & a picnic/seating area nearby even an ice cream van for a nice sunny day! Located at the bottom of the main shopping street too!!

Loved visiting the interesting 13th century Monnow bridge in Monmouth's town centre.

Beautiful bridge n a nice walk up through town n nice church by the bridge too

Such feeling of walking on an 800 years old medieval bridge! It is pedestrian only and you can stop and admire the ducks and swans underneath it. We also let our dog play a little in the water so everyone enjoyed it fully.

Lovely bridge....Really unique

Lovely place to visit, impressive bridge, Monmouth has great coffee shops and small individual shops, interesting info banners about the history in English and Welsh, v interesting church and grave stones, nice old theatre, if you cross the bridge away from th shops there is an interesting ceramic history and if you turn down the street on the left the houses on the right have wall paper printing blocks set in and painted like pargetting