Your holiday in Wales starts here



Civic Centre, Newport

The seat of government in Newport, the Civic Centre stands above and to the west of the city centre, and its clocktower is the best known landmark in the city - although it now has some competition for this title from the City Footbridge. Designed by architect Thomas Cecil Howitt with much influence from other civic buildings in South Wales, construction started in 1937 and the building was partly completed before WW2, but was not completely finished until 1964.

Newport Civic Centre, Newport picture

Photos near this location

Additional information

  • Taken: on 4 May 2007
  • Viewed: 3307 times

See Newport accommodation on a map

Stay near here

See also

Travel extras

Holiday deals by e-mail


About the Stay in Wales newsletter

Find a property

Link to Stay in Wales

Anglesey Anglesey Llyn Peninsula North Coast and Snowdonia National Park Flintshire and Denbighshire Southern Snowdonia Montgomeryshire Ceredigion Mid Wales and the Brecon Beacons Vale of Usk Newport and the Valleys Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Swansea and Gower Carmarthenshire Pembrokeshire