Places to go in South west Wales
Dramatic ruins, fairy tale fortresses and scenic beauty spots are par for the course in South west Wales.
December is the perfect time of year to visit Bethlehem (in Carmarthenshire that is). The towers of Cilgerran Castle, the Teifi Valley Railway and the spectacular waterfalls which dot the region can be admired whatever the season.
Llefydd i fynd yn y De-orllewin
Mae’r de-orllewin yn llawn adfeilion trawiadol, caerau tylwyth teg a golygfeydd hardd.
Mis Rhagfyr yw’r amser delfrydol i ymweld â Bethlehem (hynny yw, yn Sir Gaerfyrddin). Mae tyrau Castell Cilgerran, Rheilffordd Dyffryn Teifi a’r rhaeadrau trawiadol sy’n frith yn yr ardal werth eu gweld ym mhob tymor.
Local attractions
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The Aberdulais Aqueduct was completed in 1824 by William Kirkhouse, George Tennant's engineer. It's still …
- Historic structure
Aberdulais Falls is famous today for being the power behind environmentally-friendly hydroelectricity, driving the …
- Leisure attraction
Abergavenny Museum presents the story of this historic market town from Prehistoric and Roman times right through to …
- Museum
O little town of Bethlehem … The shepherds, the three kings, the Roman census, no, none of it happened here. …
- Market
A journey on this vintage steam locomotive is a romantic and relaxing way of exploring the Brecon Beacons National …
- Historic structure
- Country park
The Romans once subjugated vast swathes of Wales from this military complex on the banks of the River Usk. 'Isca', …
- Historic structure
Family feuds, Roman relics, mysterious caverns, Carreg Cennin has more to offer than dramatic ruins. Perched atop a …
- Historic building
- Historic structure
In the midst of tranquil Welsh countryside, the River Teifi rushes into a dramatic gorge. Above the gorge, dense …
- Historic building
- Historic structure
This is an RSPB mixed broad-leaved woodland. You are likely to spot breeding pied flycatchers, dippers, redstarts …
- Nature reserve
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