Best Attractions near Internal Fire Museum of Power

A dignified memorial in Cardigan’s Victoria Gardens honoring local heroes lost in the World Wars, inviting reflection and remembrance.

Explore the dramatic ruins of Cilgerran Castle, a 13th-century Norman fortress perched above the breathtaking Teifi Gorge in scenic West Wales.

A cozy Cardigan cafe serving hearty Welsh and British classics with welcoming vibes and vegetarian-friendly options.

Explore Wales’s wool heritage at the National Wool Museum, where historic mills and working machinery bring textile traditions to life.

Discover Cardigan Guildhall, Britain’s first Ruskinian Gothic civic building, blending historic architecture with vibrant markets and community life.

Discover unique artisan gifts and handcrafted treasures in the charming Tigers Eye gift shop at Cardigan’s historic High Street.

Historic Gothic market in Cardigan with local crafts, vintage finds, artisan foods, and a lively community spirit across two floors.

Discover authentic Welsh crafts and heritage in a historic 18th-century customs house on Cardigan’s oldest street.

Explore 900 years of Welsh history and stunning gardens at Cardigan Castle, where medieval walls meet Georgian elegance by the River Teifi.

A vibrant live music venue and community hub in Cardigan, blending eclectic charm with a welcoming atmosphere and rich cultural spirit.

Tranquil waterfront with stunning views over Cardigan Bay, home to native dolphins and rich maritime heritage.

A family-run coastal farm park with sea views, farm animals, and a clifftop walk to watch wild seals and dolphins in Cardigan Bay.

Experience thrilling wildlife boat trips in Cardigan Bay, spotting dolphins, seals, and seabirds on safe, family-friendly RIB tours from St Dogmaels.

Explore Wales’s rugged coastal beauty on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail, a scenic path rich in wildlife, history, and stunning sea views.

A serene Welsh island sanctuary famed for seals, seabirds, and rich maritime heritage just off Cardigan’s coast.

Historic clifftop pub and hotel in New Quay blending Welsh heritage, Dylan Thomas lore, and stunning coastal views.

Experience intimate dolphin encounters and marine wildlife discovery on small, ethical boat trips from New Quay’s scenic Cardigan Bay.

Discover the vibrant marine life of Cardigan Bay through interactive exhibits, dolphin-spotting, and conservation at New Quay’s marine wildlife centre.

Discover New Quay Harbour, a scenic Welsh fishing village famed for its dolphins, sandy beaches, and rich maritime heritage on the stunning Cardigan Bay coast.

A beautifully restored 200-year-old Welsh pub offering hearty food, warm hospitality, and a cozy atmosphere in the heart of Ffos-y-ffin.

Step back 2,000 years into a living Iron Age village nestled in Pembrokeshire’s stunning natural landscape.

Explore Foel Drygarn, a majestic Iron Age hillfort with ancient Bronze Age cairns, nestled atop the scenic Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire.

A Georgian estate frozen in time—three centuries of Welsh rural heritage preserved in one remarkable place.

Explore Pentre Ifan, Wales’ towering 5,000-year-old Neolithic burial chamber with its iconic floating capstone and panoramic Pembrokeshire views.

Explore the mystical Preseli Hills, ancient uplands of Wales with breathtaking views, prehistoric mysteries, and rich cultural legends.

A tranquil, sheltered cove on Pembrokeshire’s Dinas Island with scenic cliffs, rock pools, historic charm, and peaceful coastal walks.

Walk with llamas through peaceful Welsh valleys at the family-run sanctuary dedicated to animal welfare and immersive countryside adventures.

Step aboard the Gwili Steam Railway for a scenic, nostalgic steam train journey through the tranquil Carmarthenshire countryside.

A vibrant, accessible shopping and leisure hub in Carmarthen with over 20 stores, dining, cinema, and extensive parking facilities.

Explore the rare 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre in Carmarthen, a unique window into ancient Wales and the far west of the Roman Empire.

Discover a vast collection of Welsh antiques, vintage treasures, and unique collectibles in Carmarthen's premier two-floor antiques emporium.

A quiet green retreat in eastern Carmarthen, perfect for a relaxed stroll, children’s play, or a peaceful dog walk.

Discover timeless antiques and unique collectibles in the heart of historic Carmarthen at The Old Curiosity.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins of Carmarthen Castle, perched above the River Twyi with panoramic views and rich Welsh history.

Discover Carmarthenshire’s rich heritage in a 700-year-old bishop’s palace with themed galleries, historic charm, and family-friendly exhibits.

Secluded six-acre garden near Fishguard offering diverse themed areas, peaceful walks, and a welcoming, dog-friendly atmosphere.

Explore ancient oaks, vibrant meadows, and riverside tranquility in Carmarthenshire’s Green Castle Woods, a year-round nature haven.

Historic 18th-century coastal fort overlooking Fishguard Bay, key to Britain’s last invasion and Welsh maritime defense.

Explore Pembrokeshire’s scenic Llys-y-frân Reservoir with watersports, mountain biking, fishing, and a vibrant visitor centre.

Explore the evocative Neolithic burial chambers of Garn Wen, a serene prehistoric site nestled in Goodwick’s historic landscape.

Discover a magical wildlife and water garden high above Aberystwyth, where whimsical art and family adventures await in a tranquil Welsh setting.

Discover the serene beauty and rich history of Talley Abbey, a stunning 12th-century Cistercian monastery nestled in the heart of Wales.

Explore Britain's only Roman gold mine amid scenic Welsh hills with immersive tours, historic machinery, and gold panning fun.

Explore Wales’ premier botanical sanctuary featuring the world’s largest glasshouse, themed gardens, wildlife displays, and serene natural landscapes.

Explore the medieval and Tudor ruins of Dylan Thomas’s beloved Laugharne Castle, set against stunning estuary views in scenic Carmarthenshire.

Explore the evocative ruins of Castell Dryslwyn, a 13th-century Welsh stronghold with panoramic Tywi Valley views and rich medieval heritage.

A Neo-Gothic folly atop Llanarthney hill offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into Regency history in the heart of Wales.

Discover the rich history of Llawhaden Castle, a captivating medieval ruin nestled in the stunning landscapes of Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Explore Aberglasney Gardens, a historic Welsh estate with unique Elizabethan cloisters, diverse botanical treasures, and serene seasonal beauty.

Discover unique art and quality gifts celebrating heritage and contemporary creativity in the heart of Narberth.

Explore Llansteffan Castle’s dramatic Norman ruins perched above Carmarthen Bay, where ancient history meets breathtaking coastal views.

Iconic 1908 lighthouse on a rugged islet with dramatic coastal views, rich history, and abundant wildlife on Pembrokeshire’s wild northwest coast.

A striking 1908 lighthouse on a rocky islet, offering dramatic coastal views, seal watching and a powerful sense of maritime history on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.