Raglan Castle has been named one of Cadw's eight most romantic monuments.

With more than 100 couples choosing Cadw sites as the backdrop to weddings and marriage proposals last year, Wales's much-loved monuments are attracting visitors looking for romance as well as culture.

And with St Valentine's Day (14th February) just a day away Cadw, the Welsh Government's historic environment service, has revealed its eight most romantic sites to visit this February.

Lucy O'Donnell, assistant director at Cadw, said: "The number of weddings at our sites has increased over the last couple of years.

"It's fantastic to see that more couples are choosing historic monuments for their special day and in doing so, playing an important role in helping to take Wales's heritage into the future.

"From fairytale castles to tranquil gardens, Wales has a wealth of romantic sites that are just waiting to be discovered."