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The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin Through Wales

Note 16c — Chapter I · JOURNEY THROUGH HEREFORD AND RADNOR

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Rhaiadyr, called also Rhaiader-gwy, is a small village and market-town in Radnorshire. The site only of the castle, built by prince Rhys, A.D. 1178, now remains at a short distance from the village; it was strongly situated on a natural rock above the river Wye, which, below the bridge, forms a cataract.

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