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welcome to the attractionsof mid wales
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Welcome to the new Mid Wales Group TravelPlanner, specifically designed to help you planyour group visits. It features a range of theattractions, suggested itineraries, together with useful practical information on TouristInformation Centres and town centre facilities.
Mid Wales has castles and historic houses,narrow gauge railways, gardens and museums,galleries and craft shops. This is an area rich inattractions, outdoor activities and things to do.In Mid Wales, you will find a fascinating mix ofevents held throughout the year, including theworld famous Royal Welsh Show, Brecon Jazz,The Hay Literature Festival and the VictorianFestival in Llandrindod Wells.
This is a beautiful rural area with some of theUK’s finest coast and countryside scenery - theland and seascapes of the Snowdonia andBrecon Beacons National Parks, the CambrianMountains and the Ceredigion Heritage Coastof Cardigan Bay.
To help you plan your group visit to Mid Wales,use this map and the information on attractions,accommodation and events on: visitmidwales.co.uk/groups midwalesattractions.co.ukand midwalesevents.co.uk
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travelling to the attractionsof mid wales
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The attractions of Mid Wales are very close, withgood road and rail links, only a short distancefrom most of the UK’s main centres. If you aremaking a special journey to a particular attraction,it is always advisable to check details with theestablishment beforehand.
By RoadConnected to the main motorway network by theM54 from Central, North West and South ofEngland. Ease of access from North and SouthWales make Mid Wales an ideal destinationfor day visits.
By RailFrequent services direct from Birmingham, linkMid Wales to the rail network. Mid Wales hastwo of Britain’s most scenic railways – the‘Cambrian Coast’ and the ‘Heart of Wales’.
By AirThe airports of Birmingham, Manchester,Liverpool, Bristol and Cardiff are all within2hrs travelling.
By SeaFerries from Ireland arrive just a short journeyaway at Holyhead, Fishguard and PembrokeDock.
Mileage and travelling timesBirmingham - Welshpool 67 1:45Bristol - Brecon 68 1:45Cardiff - Brecon 41 1:00Holyhead – Blaenau Ffestiniog 55 1:20Liverpool - Bala 63 1:30London - Welshpool 181 3:30Manchester - Bala 82 2:00Pembroke Dock - Cardigan 45 1:00
For details of Public Transport in Wales contact: Traveline Cymru t: 70871 200 22 33 www.traveline-cymru.org.uk
town centre facilities
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Town Coach Parking Public Toilets Markets/Farmers Markets Information CentresAberaeron North Beach Car Park Masons Road Sat - Memorial Hall/ 01545 570602
North Beach 1st Wed of monthSouth Beach (June - Oct)North Pier
Aberystwyth Park Avenue Park Avenue Daily Indoor Market/ 01970 612125Bath St Car Park 1st & 3rd Sat of monthMarine Terrace (Feb - Dec) The Harbour 3rd Sat of monthCastle Grounds (Jan)
Bala The Green Car Park The Green Car Park Mon (summer) 01678 521021Barmouth Promenade Car Park Cambrian Court Thurs all year 01341 280787
The Quay Sun - summerBlaenau Ffestiniog Queen's Car Park Diffwys Tues (summer) 01766 830360Brecon The Market Car Park The Market Car Park Tues/Thurs/Fri Indoor Market 01874 622485
2nd Sat of month (except Aug)Builth Wells Groe Car Park Groe Car Park Mon 01982 553307Cardigan Bath House Car Park Bath House Car Park Mon/Sat Daily Indoor Market 01239 613230
Swimming Pool Car Park Greenfield Car Park Daily Indoor Market (ex Wed)Feidr Fair /2nd Thurs of monthLower Mwldan Car Park (May - Sept)
Crickhowell Beaufort Street Thurs 01873 812105Dolgellau Marian Car Park Marian Car Park 3rd Sun of month 01341 422888Harlech Beach Car Park Near Castle 01766 780658
Beach Car ParkHay-on-Wye Oxford Road Car Park Oxford Road Car Park Thurs 01497 820144Knighton Bowling Green Lane Bowling Green Lane Thurs/4th Sat of month 01547 528753
Offa's Dyke Centre Offa's Dyke Heritage Parkbehind Knighton Hotel
Lampeter Rookery Car Park Rookery Lane Car Park Alt Tues/Alternate FridaysVictoria Hall St.Thomas St., rear Town Hall
Llandrindod Wells High Street/Bus Station Adj Railway Station Fri/Last Thurs of month 01597 822600Adj TIC
Llandysul Car park, Bradford Sq.Llanidloes Gro Car Park Gro Car Park Sat 01686 411031Llanwrtyd Wells Off the Square 01591 610666Machynlleth Railway Station Main Car Park Wed 01654 702401
Maengwyn St.New Quay Church Road Car Park Ranmore Gds. Mon (summer) 01545 560865
South John St.By Memorial HallParagon Car Park
Newtown Back Lane Car Park Back Lane Car Park Tues 01686 625580Gravel Car Park Gravel Car Park Indoor Market Tues/Fri/Sat
Presteigne Top of Station Road Off Hereford St. 1st Sat of month 01544 260650Rhayader Dark Lane Dark Lane Car Park Wed/Fri variable 01597 810591Tregaron Car Park, The Market Alt Tues
Adj 'Y Llew Coch'Tywyn Promenade Promenade, Corbett Sq. Mon (summer) 01654 710070Welshpool Church Street Car Park Church Street Car Park Mon/1st Fri of month 01938 552043
major events and festivals in mid wales
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Gourmet Festival of Fine Food & Drinks Llanwrtyd Wells April
Smallholder & Garden Festival Builth Wells May
Guardian Hay Literature Festival Hay-on-Wye May/June
Gregynog Music Festival 75th Anniversary Newtown June
Festival of Transport Welshpool June
31st Three Peaks Yacht Race Barmouth June
Cardigan Bay Seafood Festival Aberaeron July
Sesiwn Fawr (Folk & Rock Music Festival) Dolgellau July
Royal Welsh Show Builth Wells July
Wales International Super Cup (Football Tournament) Aberystwyth July
Festival of the Great Outdoors Llanidloes August
HSBC Brecon Jazz Festival Brecon August
Llandrindod Wells, Victorian Festival Llandrindod Wells August
Welsh Food Festival Nr Welshpool September
Barmouth Festival of Walking Barmouth September
Barmouth Arts Festival Barmouth September
Cardigan Festival of Walking Cardigan October
Royal Welsh Winter Fair Builth Wells December
For full details: www.midwalesevents.co.uk
For further copies of this guide tel: 0870 080 3436 or email:info@midwalesattractions.co.uk
The information in this guide has been supplied by individual establishments and is correct at time of printing. Whilst every care has been taken to check accuracy of the contents, MidWales Tourism cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions or any matter in any way arising from the publication of this material.
Produced by Mid Wales Tourism on behalf of the attractions of Mid Wales, with support fromTourism Partnership Mid Wales.
Mid Wales Tourism, The Station, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 9TGTel: 01654 702653
Images supplied by: Visit Wales © Crown Copyright; Mid Wales Tourism & Partners.Design: Stuart Lloyd Associates www.stuartlloyd.com
a great day out in snowdonia
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This tour takes you around the southern part of the Snowdonia National Park, where thedramatic mountains drop virtually into the sea.
First stop should be the castle at Harlech, themost dramatic castle built by Edward1. The castle dominates the town and there aresuperb views of the Llyn Peninsula andTremadog Bay.
Travel along the estuary, through the village ofMaentwrog to Plas Tan y Bwlch, the SnowdoniaNational Park Centre. This stunning building is setin the oak clad hills of the Vale of Ffestiniog.
Recently work has been undertaken on the gardensat Plas Tan y Bwlch and they are now accessiblefor all.
Climb aboard the Ffestiniog Railway - the trainclimbs nearly 700ft as it passes woods, waterfallsand lakes on its way from the harbour town of Porthmadog to the slate quarrying town ofBlaenau Ffestiniog.
South to King Arthur’s Labyrinth, at Corris CraftCentre, for an unforgettable subterranean journeythrough a waterfall into the spectacular caverns,where tales of Arthur and Welsh legends are told.
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Cadair Idris
discover cardigan bay and the cambrian mountains
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The drive through Cwmystwyth has been describedas one of the most scenic in Wales and the hillsand valleys of Pumlumon offer superb walking.For a more leisurely day explore the ravines andcascades at historic Devil’s Bridge and visitLlywernog Silver-Lead Mine, which has beenlovingly restored to its Victorian splendour.
Take the steam train down the valley to Aberystwyth,this university town is the largest in Mid Wales.The National Library of Wales stands on a hill highabove the town. At the very heart of Welsh Culture,the Library has some of the greatest treasures ofWales and features a changing series of exhibitions,events and displays throughout the year.
For the last 25 years, much of the Ceredigioncoastline has been designated Heritage Coast.It is an outstanding and internationally importantarea for marine wildlife. Travel south and enjoythe views or take a boat trip out into the bay.
Just north of Cardigan, the ancient county town ofCeredigion, is the Felinwynt Rainforest Centre.The centre has a wonderful display of free-flyingtropical butterflies in natural surroundings and aRainforest Exhibition. A gift shop and café sellingmouthwatering home-made food make this is aninviting place to visit.
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Devils Bridge
take in the border country
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Softly rounded hills, green farmland, lakes andvalleys, pretty market towns valleys – all makeup the landscape of the Welsh Marches – the Border Country.
Start your journey in the market town ofWelshpool. Once the home farm of the Powisestate, Coed y Dinas is now a Home andCountry Centre housing a wealth of productswhich include plants, crafts and gifts.
Further south is the vibrant small town ofLlanidloes. At the centre of the town is theblack and white 17th Century Market Hall.
One of the highlights of a visit to Mid Walesis to see the red kites wheeling in the skiesabove Gigrin Farm. Daily feeding attracts thebirds and people throughout the year.
Not far away is the Hall at Abbey-Cwm-Hir, aromantic and magnificent Victorian GothicRevival Mansion. All 52 rooms are burstingwith interior design ideas and collectionsincluding clocks, phonographs, china andmuch more. The Hall is set in beautiful groundsand overlooks the ruins of a Cistercian Abbey.
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Shopping in Welshpool
your guide to theattractions of mid wales
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GROUP TRAVEL PLANNER
looking for a place to stay?We have details of a wide range of places tostay – catering for all size groups and budgets.To look and book in advance visit the Groups
Desk at www.visitmidwales.co.uk/groupsor telephone 0870 080 3436 and beassured of friendly and helpful service.
MIDWALESTOURISMTWRISTIAETHCANOLBARTHCYMRU
1. Ffestiniog RailwayHarbour Station, Porthmadog, Gwynedd LL49 9NF
The legendary Ffestiniog Railway runs between Porthmadog and BlaenauFfestiniog through the dramatic countryside of the Snowdonia National Park.Narrow gauge steam railway with modern carriages and buffet service.Daily service Easter to October, with selected operating days in winter.Facilities open all year.
group contact: Booking Office
t: 01766 516024
e: groups@festrail.co.ukw: festrail.co.uk
Opening Times: Daily 09.00 - 17.00 - Easter - end of October
Admission: Adult: tbc Child: tbc Group Rates: 20 minimum
Facilities: P r pb Ÿ 8 £ VAQAS MWT
2. Harlech CastleCADW, Harlech, Gwynedd LL46 2YH
Spectacularly situated Harlech Castle seems to grow naturally from the rockon which it is perched. Like an all seeing sentinel, it gazes out across landand sea, keeping a watchful eye over Snowdonia. The English monarch Edward I built Harlech in the late 13th century to fulfilthis very role.
t: 01766 780552
w: cadw.wales.gov.uk
Opening Times: Daily - April - May 09.30 - 17.00, June - Sept 09.30 - 18.00,Oct 9.30 - 17.00, Nov - Mar 09.30 - 16.00Admission: Family: £10 Adult: £3.50 Child: Children under 5 FreeGroup Rates: Reduced rate £5 - admits 2 adults and all children under 16
Facilities: P VAQAS MWT
3. Snowdonia National Park CentrePlas Tan y Bwlch, Maentwrog, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd LL41 3YU
The Snowdonia National Park Centre at Plas Tan y Bwlch is the idealvenue for any group wishing to learn about this fascinating area. We can organise a tailor-made package on any aspect of flora, fauna,history or culture. The historic gardens and house are also open to the public.
group contact: Andrew Oughton
t: 01766 772600
e: plas@eryri-npa.gov.ukw: plastanybwlch.com
Opening Times: Daily - All year
Admission: Vary depending on activity. Group rates: 10 minimum
Facilities: P Z pb Ÿ 8 £
4. Coed-y-Dinas Garden, Home & Country CentreCoed-y-Dinas, Welshpool, Powys SY21 8RP
We welcome visitors old and new to this unique development set inthe Severn Valley just outside Welshpool. Originally an old farm site,Coed-y-Dinas has been sensitively restored to form a huge complex including a Country Store and Garden Centre which houses a 200 seat restaurant, pets and aquatics, food hall and much more.
group contact: Margaret Bywater
t: 01938 555545e: margaret.bywater
@charlies.uk.comw: coedydinas.co.uk
Opening Times: Daily - All year. Mon - Sat 08.30 - 17.30 Sun 10.00 - 16.00
Facilities: P Z pb 8 £ MWT
5. King Arthur’s LabyrinthCorris Craft Centre, Corris, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 9RF
An unforgettable adventure unfolds as you sail underground, through thegreat waterfall, deep inside the spectacular caverns of the Labyrinth and farinto the past. Hear tales of King Arthur and other ancient Welsh legends,as you explore this dramatic underground setting. Truly fascinating.Based at Corris Craft Centre with it’s 10 unique workshops.
group contact: Jacky Vale
t: 01654 761584
e: info@kingarthurslabyrinth.com
w: kingarthurslabyrinth.com
Opening Times:Daily - 17 Mar - 2 Nov 2008. 10.00 - 17.00 (last tour commences)
Admission: Adult: £5.20 Child: £3.70 Group Rates: 15 minimum
Facilities: P r pb Ÿ 8 £ VAQAS MWT
6. LlanidloesThe Arwystli Country, Heritage in the Heart of Mid Wales
First town on the River Severn and ideally situated for groups to exploreMid Wales. Museums and Exhibitions, Craft and Antique Shops. A TownWalk taking in Llanidoes’ many historical sites. Lots for children to do withplaygrounds, a leisure centre and skate park to enjoy. Just 5 miles from thetallest Dam in Britain and beautiful walks in the Hafren Forest.
t: 01686 411031
t: 01686 412855
e: information@llanidloes.comw: llanidloes.com
Opening Times: Daily - All year
Group Rates: Vary depending on activity.
Facilities: P Z r 8 MWT
These are just some of the attractions in Mid Wales, for information on the range of attractions visit: midwalesattractions.co.uk
Base map data © MAPS IN MINUTES (2007) © Crown Copyright, 100021153Additional mapping by Stuart Lloyd Associates
7. Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru/The National Library of WalesAberystwyth, Ceredigion SY23 3BU
Visit us to see various exhibitions, historic Welsh treasures and to enjoy ourevents. Guided tours available for groups by prior arrangement. A familyarea, restaurant, gift shop and research facilities are also open for use.Check website for latest news and exhibitions.
t: 01970 632800
e: holi@llgc.org.ukw: llgc.org.uk
Opening Times: All year - Open on all Bank Holidays Monday - Friday 09.30 - 18.00 Saturday 9.30am - 5.00pm
Admission: FREE
Facilities: P Z pb Ÿ 8 MWT
t: 01970 890233Devil’s Bridge Falls
t: 01970 890620Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine
w: woodlandsdevilsbridge.co.uk/silverminetours.co.uk
Opening Times: Devil’s Bridge Falls Open all year.Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine Mar - Oct
Admission: Contact individual attractions
Facilities: P r pb Ÿ 8 £ MWT
9. Red Kite Feeding CentreGigrin Farm, South Street, Rhayader, Powys LD6 5BL
Wild red kites are fed at Gigrin Farm every day of the year, together withbuzzards and ravens. Five hides, three are wheelchair friendly, are availablefrom which to watch the stunning aerial displays. The interpretive centre hasremote control cameras, interactive displays and videos of the farm’s badgers.“The best place in Europe to see and photograph red kites, buzzards andravens.” Amateur Photographer.’
group contact:
Chris or Lena Powell
t: 01567 810243/810357
e: kites@gigrin.co.ukw: gigrin.co.uk
Opening Times:Daily - All year. 13.00 - 17.00 Summer, 13.00 - 16.30 Winter
Admission: Adult: £2.50 Child: £1.00 Group Rates: 10 minimum
Facilities: P pb 8 VAQAS MWT
10. The Hall at Abbey-Cwm-HirAbbey-Cwm-Hir, nr Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6PH
A Grade II listed Victorian Gothic Revival Mansion in 12 landscaped acresoverlooking the ruins of a Cistercian Abbey. Tours of all 52 rooms carriedout by the owners. Each room is individually styled and contain items fromcollections such as clocks, phonographs, signs, packaging, books andpaintings. Gardens include a walled garden, terraces, courtyards, lake,waterfall and woodland.
group contact: Adam Tyleror Paul Humpherston
t: 01597 851727
e: info@abbeycwmhire.comw: abbeycwmhire.com
Opening Times:Daily - except Christmas Day. Tours at 10.30, 14.00 & 19.00
Admission: Adult: £10 Child: £5 Group Rates: 10 minimum
Facilities: r pb Ÿ 8 £ VAQAS MWT
11. Felinwynt Rainforest CentreFelinwynt, Cardigan, Ceredigion SA43 1RT
Mini-rainforest with tropical plants, exotic butterflies, leaf cutter ants, fish,stick insects etc. Guided tour by owner. Fresh cooked meals all day incafé. Well stocked shop. Video Room. Exhibition. Friendly helpful staff.Clean loos! Dorothy’s home-made cakes.
group contact:
Mrs Dorothy Devereux
t: 01239 810882/810250
e: dandjdevereux@btinternet.comw: butterflycentre.co.uk
Opening Times: Daily 10.30 - 17.00 - April - October
Admission: Adult: £3.50 Child: £1.75 Group Rates: 15 minimum
Facilities: P r pb Ÿ 8 £ VAQAS MWT
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St HelensSt Helens
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LIVERPOOLLIVERPOOL
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Llyn Celyn
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LlynBrianne
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Craig-GochReservoir
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Lake Vyrnwy
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8. Devil’s Bridge Falls & LlywernogSilver Lead Mine Pumlumon, Aberystwyth, CeredigionThe hills of Pumlumon offer superb rambling. For a less strenuous day, explore the ravinesand cascades at historic Devil’s Bridge Falls, or the forest trails for walkers and mountain-bikers at Bwlch Nant yr Arian. Deep in the Ystwyth valley lies Hafod, a Paradise ofwoodlands, waterfalls and scenic walks laid out in the “Picturesque” style in the 18thcentury. Visitors can choose their own route along its ten miles of waymarked paths, orarrange to join a guided walk. You can find out more about Pumlumon’s rich mining heritage at the Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine, where a guided tour takes you underground.
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