The stones mark the spot where Aneurin Bevan, Labour MP and architect of the National Health Service, addressed his constituents and the world.

A listed Regency villa surrounded by a historic garden

The Owl Sanctuary has over 50 birds of prey, including owls, hawks, falcons and buzzards

A stunning monument commissioned to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1960 mining disaster in Six Bells

The Nantyglo Roundhouse complex is a unique relic of the Industrial Revolution

View the remains of this early iron-making empire

Visit St Illtyd's church, the oldest standing building within the Borough

Built in 1858, the iron clock tower is a symbolic reminder that the town's existence and growth was due to the production of iron

This heritage centre tells the story of how Aneurin Bevan MP as Minister of Health used the society as the blueprint for rolling out free healthcare for everyone when he ‘Tredegarised’ the UK.