This museum and gallery carries an interesting collection of work that has been collected over a period of many hundreds of years. Concentrating mainly...

The beauty of the Elan Valley is undeniable and the Foel Tower is one of its highlights. The 52m structure is situated above the...

The dams of the Elan Valley were built in the 19th Century to supply water to the people of Birmingham. Pen-y-Garreg Dam is one...

This innovative visual arts experience is one of the best-respected galleries in the region, and has spent a good deal of time building a first...

The museum is devoted to Robert Owen (1771 - 1858), model employer, early socialist and inspirer of the co-operative movement. The museum is intriguingly laid...

The mine dates from the 18th and 19th centuries and has been fully restored, making it one of the few remaining water-powered silver-lead mines of...

St Mary`s Church was built in the mid 13th Century when Welshpool was an English garrison town on the English-Welsh border. Much rebuilding has taken...

Derry is one of the most important cities in Northern Ireland and has a long and interesting history that is well worth learning more about....

The bicycle has been part of the national consciousness for many hundreds of years, and is still an everyday object that many of us rely...

The Radnorshire Museum is situated in a beautiful building that has been funded by the Carnegie Trust. This town has become famous for people visiting...

Clun Museum is a fascinating place to visit and is filled with artefacts, pictures and documents that help to tell the story of this small...

The town trust is an attraction and a reference point for those who were interested in becoming more acquainted with the history of the community....

Celtica is an unique theme visitor attraction presenting the history and culture of the Celts. A great place for an enjoyable and informative day out,...

With stunning views of the mountains and River Dyfi, the Meirion Mill was the terminus of the Old Mawddwy Railway. Next to the entrance gate,...

Aran Fawddwy at 2970 feet is the highest mountain in southern Snowdonia. On a clear day the views from the summit extend to Cader Idris,...

Located on the grounds of the university, this multi-purpose arts centre is one of the best loved and most used parts of the local arts...

Steam locomotives from far away lands haul the coaches of the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway. The railway first opened in 1903 to serve the...

One of Aberystwyth’s most fascinating and enjoyable attractions is its Victorian cliff railway that opened in 1896 when the town’s tourist trade was in its...

Constitution Hill offers great views over Cardigan Bay, and an easy way to reach the top is by taking the Aberystwyth Electric CLiff Railway. Having...

The Nationa Library of Wales is a large collection that has been brought together over many hundreds of years of history. An important place...