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Photo: andy dolman, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A landmark hard to overlook, as it looms large over the town centre, the Tredegar Town Clock is 72 feet tall, wholly made cast-iron from the Tredegar iron works, and was erected in 1958. In fact, it is the tallest tower made solely of cast-iron in the world.
A manor and public Victorian park built in 1818 for the then ironmaster of the Tredegar Iron Company. Well worth strolling around to admire, among other things, its arboretum and the world's largest lump of coal. The bandstand in the park stages various performances during the summer. Rooms in the manor may be rented out for meetings/events.
Huge winding engine built 1891.