Pembroke is a small town located in Pembrokeshire, South Wales. The town is best known for Pembroke Castle, built in the 11th century by the Normans in order to hold off Welsh attacks and serve as a springboard for attacks on the Irish. The castle was the birthplace of Henry VII in 1457. Undoubtedly, the castle is Pembroke's major tourist attraction, although this beautiful, historic town is worth spending some time in beyond a visit to the castle. The streets are still laid out in their medieval pattern, and visitors can walk the popular town trail, viewing the early houses and the two old churches which still remain on Westgate Hill. For those interested in shopping, there is a daily indoor market as well as numerous small craft, specialist and gift shops. Although quite a small town, there is still a good choice of restaurants, bars and nightclubs on the main street, and Pembroke hotels and other kinds of accommodation can be found throughout the town.

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