Cardigan Castle to reopen after £12m revamp
Cardigan Castle is preparing to open its doors for the first time since 1996 thanks to a £12m restoration project.
The 900-year-old site reopens in the spring as a heritage attraction and events' venue including accommodation.
Cadwgan Building Preservation has overseen the project thanks to grants, including £6m from the Heritage Lottery Fund and £200,000 raised in the local community.
It is hoped the castle will attract 33,000 visitors in the first year.
BBC Wales' Aled Scourfield gives a tour around the renovated areas.
19 Jan 2015