Dinbych-y-pysgod

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Dinbych-y-pysgod is the Welsh name for the historic seaside town and popular tourist resort of Tenby in Pembrokeshire, southwest Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic town
seaside resort
tourist destination
town
coast Carmarthen Bay
country Wales
EnglishName Tenby
hasAttraction Caldey Island (nearby)
linked to: Caldey Island

St Catherine’s Island
Tenby Castle ruins
Tenby Museum and Art Gallery
hasBeach Castle Beach, Tenby
linked to: Tenby

Harbour Beach, Tenby
linked to: South Beach, Tenby

North Beach, Tenby
South Beach, Tenby
hasEconomicActivity fishing
tourism
hasFeature colourful seafront houses
harbour
historic town centre
medieval town walls
sandy beaches
hasHeritageStatus conservation area (town centre)
hasHistoricalPeriod medieval period
hasHistoricalUse fortified port
hasLanguage Welsh
hasLocalGovernmentArea Pembrokeshire County
linked to: Pembrokeshire
hasNameMeaning ‘little fort of the fish’ in Welsh
hasNearbyArea Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
hasNearbyTrail Pembrokeshire Coast Path
hasPostalTown Tenby
hasPrimaryLanguage English
hasRegion West Wales
hasReligiousSite St Mary’s Church, Tenby
hasSecondaryLanguage Welsh
hasTransport Tenby railway station
harbour ferry services
locatedIn southwest Wales
linked to: West Wales
locatedOn Bristol Channel
partOf Pembrokeshire
tourismType heritage tourism
seaside tourism

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Tenby hasWelshName Dinbych-y-pysgod