The Carew Celtic cross is one of the finest in Wales and can be see on the Carew Castle site. An early Welsh Christian monument from the 11th century, the cross is inlaid with fine Celtic knot-work and ribbon patterns. It is thought that the cross was made to commemorate the Welsh prince Maredudd ap Edwin, who became the joint ruler of Deheubarth with his brother in 1033, only to be killed in battle two years later. It can be visited all year round.
Admission is free.
How to get to the Carew cross .