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3 Days in Vyrnwy & the Berwyns
Visiting Lake Vyrnwy and the Berwyns is like stepping into a hidden world where nature takes centre stage. With moorlands, rugged mountains, and river valleys that seem to stretch on forever, it’s an adventure lover’s dream—minus the crowds. Whether you’re spotting peregrine falcons soaring overhead or strolling through sleepy villages nestled beside babbling streams, the peace and quiet here is second to none.


Llandrindod Wells
Whether you're here to bask in the grandeur of its historic buildings or to explore its delightful quirks—like the most scenic railway station in Britain or the finest golf course you never knew you needed—Llandrindod Wells promises a day of unexpected pleasures and whimsical discoveries. So, grab your top hat, adjust your crinoline, and prepare for a splendidly eccentric adventure in a town that never met a Victorian ideal it didn’t like!


Builth Wells
Fun-Filled Day in Builth Wells
Builth remains a town rooted in all things agricultural. It’s surrounded by farming country, holds a livestock market and – most significantly of all – is home to the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society and its huge showground where one of Europe’s most important countryside gatherings takes place each summer. Discover a thriving shopping and café scene that will rival many urban areas, with the bonus of beautiful riverside walks along the banks


4 days in the Brecon Beacons
Visiting the Brecon Beacons is like stepping into a postcard.
It’s where your inner adventurer gets a workout scaling Pen-y-Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain.
Here, your biggest worry is whether to hike, canoe, or simply stand in awe of the jaw-dropping views. With dark skies so clear you’ll mistake the Milky Way for an art installation and local pubs serving meals hearty enough to fuel the hungriest of adventurers, it’s nature’s way of showing off—and who are we to


Llanfair Caereinion: A Hidden Gem of Welsh Charm
Nestled in the heart of Mid Wales, Llanfair Caereinion is a treasure trove of charm and history. A place where the pace of life can be as leisurely as a steam engine puffing along a narrow-gauge railway. That’s Llanfair Caereinion for you—a picturesque haven with a knack for blending historical intrigue and natural beauty.


Ystradgynlais
Welcome to Ystradgynlais, where the charm is as abundant as the green spaces! Huddled in the heart of Wales, this town is a delightful...


Brecon
Welcome to Brecon, a town where history, culture, and stunning landscapes come together in perfect harmony! Whether you’re a history buff, an art aficionado, or just someone who enjoys a good meal and a beautiful view, Brecon has something to offer. Buckle up for a day packed with exploration, learning, and more than a touch of Welsh charm.


Easter Adventures: Respect, Protect, and Enjoy Our Beautiful Countryside
With the Easter holidays upon us and the days growing longer, there's no better time to explore the stunning landscapes of Powys —from...


24 Hours Under the Dark Skies of Mid Wales
Mid Wales is a haven for stargazers, offering some of the darkest skies in the UK. With vast landscapes free from light pollution, it's...


Croeso i Chwefror - Welcome to February.
As we step into the second month of 2025, there’s no better time to say Croeso — Welcome! — to Mid Wales. Whether you’re a returning...


Shop Local in Powys: Celebrate Community and Craftsmanship
#ShopLocal #SupportLocal #Powys Powys can be a treasure trove of unique shopping experiences. From charming high streets to bustling...


Myths and Legends of the night sky.
Ah, the starry skies of Wales, where every twinkle tells a tale as old as time itself. Our ancient land is steeped in folklore and...


October fun...
As autumn settles in and the leaves start to turn to fiery shades of red and gold, Powys transforms into a picturesque playground of...


Woodland Trust’s Tree of the Year
We are thrilled to announce that Gregynog’s Great Oak is Wales’ nomination
for the Woodland Trust’s Tree of the Year competition.


Discover September
September in Powys is a time when the region transforms into a magical landscape of vibrant festivities and community warmth. Whether...


What’s on in August ?
August in Powys is a time of vibrant festivities and community spirit, making it one of the best times of the year to visit this...


Unforgettable Choral Experiences at the 2024 Brecon Choir Festival
18- 21st July 2024 Mark your calendars, choral enthusiasts! July 2024 brings the third annual Brecon Choir Festival, a celebration of...


Explore the Magic of Powys This July: Must-See Events and Attractions
This July, Powys comes alive with a range of activities and festivals that promise to enchant locals and visitors alike. From the...


Man vs. Horse
Nestled in the heart of the Welsh countryside lies Powys, a region celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, rugged terrain,...


Experience the Thrill of Cycling and More: The 2024 Women's Tour of Britain in Powys
Prepare to embark on an exhilarating journey as Welshpool revs up to kickstart the excitement as the host town for the dynamic beginning...
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