Located on the southern fringe of the Rhymney Valley, the town of Caerphilly is famous for its historic castle and the famous Caerphilly cheese. It acts as the commuter link between Newport and Cardiff within the borders of Monmouthshire and Glamorgan. Being the largest town in the Caerphilly County Borough, this town is surrounded by the Caerphilly Mountains. Apart from the mountains, the medieval Caerphilly Castle with its magnanimous towers, the 19th century Castell Coch, the Tudor House of Llancaiach Fawr and the 17th century Ruperra Castle bear the history of the region. To enjoy the natural beauty, you can visit the Forest Fawr Car Park, Morhan Jones Park, Parc Penallta, Cefn Onn Park and the Twmbarlwm.

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