Solva
Solva is a Village in the county of Pembrokeshire (Sir Benfro).
Solva postcode: SA62 6TA
There are great places to visit near Solva.
Solva History
There are some historic monuments around Solva:
- Lime Kilns
- Tre-Ffynnon Burial Chamber
- Dinas Fach Defended Enclosure
- Lecha Burial Chamber
- Parc y Castell Mound and Bailey Castle
- Caerfai Camp
- Black Point Rath
- Tre-Maen Hir Standing Stones
- Promontory Fort S of Solva Harbour
- Harold Stone
- Well, south of Rhos-y-Cribed
- Standing Stone NW of Trecenny Farm
- St Davids Cathedral Close: Vicar's College
- Brawdy Promontory Fort
- Aberfelin Mill
- St Davids Cathedral Close: Archdeacon of Cardigans Ground
- Ynys y Castell
- Castell Coch Promontory Fort (by Ynys Gwair)
- Carn Llidi Burial Chambers
- St Patrick's Chapel
- Caerau Promontory Forts
- Enclosure 200m SE of Solva Village
- Moated Site 100m East of Caeforiog Bridge
- Porth-y-Rhaw Camp
- St Davids Cathedral Mill Leat
- Pointz Castle Mound
- Burial Chamber
- St Davids Cathedral Close: Chanter's Orchard
- Carreg Samson Burial Chamber
- St Non's Chapel
- Whitewell
- St David's Cathedral Close: The Bishops Palace and Garden
- Hut Circles and Ancient Enclosures NW of Carn Llidi
- Clegyr-Boia Camp
- St Davids Cathedral Close: Close Wall and Sites of Former Gateways
- Tre-Wallter Llwyd Burial Chamber
- Castell Coch Promontory Fort
- Bickny Round Barrow
- The City Cross
- Standing Stones near Upper Lodge
- Cottage, Mill and Lime Kiln at Caerbwdy
- Bay View Farm Defended Enclosure
- St Davids Cathedral Close: Cloister Hall (Undercroft only)
- Remains of Medieval Farmhouse with Round Chimney at Croftufty
- St Davids Cathedral Close: The Free School
- Porth y Bwch Defended Enclosure
- Porth Egr Defended Enclosure
- Mesur-y-Dorth Cross-Incised Stone
- White House Burial Chamber
History of Solva
The village church honors Saint Aidan and is part of the parish of Whitchurch.