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Castell y Bere may not be as famous as the imposing castles of Caernarfon or Conwy, but it holds a special place in the story of Wales.
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Discover the forgotten history of Prestatyn Castle, a "frontier fortification" with a remarkably brief life. Built by Normans and razed by a Welsh "dream team" in 1167, this eccentric fortress featured advanced concrete foundations. Explore why this vanished site remains a vital landmark at the end of the Offa’s Dyke Path.