This 15th century ship was found in the muddy banks of the River Usk and will be ready to display sometime in 2018.

The ship was originally around 116 feet long and has been estimated to carry 161 tons. Historians know this because that’s how much wine it carried from France.

Vessels of this size were considered great ships by contemporary standards. They were typically used for the long-distance trade between Britain, Biscay and southern Iberia.

Remarkably restored by archaeologists and volunteers this is a gem to be seen.

What can we say about this new sport that came to our attention a few years ago and now played around the world.

Played over a nine hole course it’s a case of kicking the football as far as you can and with fewer kicks than your partner to win.

One way to spend a great morning or afternoon with your team mates which can bring team bonding so much closer.

Tredegar House was the home of the Morgan family for over 500 years.

The house later became known as Lord of the Morgans, which was one of the most important families in Newport.

It dates back to the 15th century and it has been restored over the years. The house is surrounded by the 90 acres of beautiful gardens.

Take an after-noon tour and learn about the history of the house and the Morgan family.

Stroll through the gardens, the decorative bedrooms, the dining room and the great kitchen.

Its a must see when visiting Newport.