Church of St Stephen and St Tathan

The limestone structure features a rectangular nave, a narrower chancel to the east, and a tower with pointed windows displaying trefoil tracery.

Built in the 13th century, the church incorporates stones from the Roman fort Venta Silurum and underwent significant renovations between 1893 and 1912.

The dedication to Saints Stephen and Tathan reflects the early Christian heritage of Wales, with regular Anglican services continuing in the present day.

Located at coordinates 51.6107, -2.76865, the Grade II* listed building stands at an elevation of 26.9 meters above sea level in Monmouthshire.

The church houses a Roman altar from 152 AD dedicated to Mars, connecting the Christian structure with the ancient Roman settlement of Caerwent.

Location: Caerwent

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Elevation above the sea: 26.9 m

GPS coordinates: 51.61070,-2.76865

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:33