Best Attractions near Gilfach Nature Reserve

A lively indoor and outdoor play centre in Mid Wales offering fun slides, mazes, go-karts, and party facilities for children and families.

Discover the hidden history of mid-Wales in a compact, free-entry museum in the heart of Llandrindod Wells.

Explore 200 years of cycling history with rare bikes and memorabilia at the National Cycle Museum in Llandrindod Wells.

A welcoming children’s hub in Llandrindod Wells fostering play, creativity, and community spirit for young people across Powys.

Peaceful self-catering lodges and versatile event spaces set in the scenic Welsh hills near Llanbister.

Explore the evocative ruins of a 19th-century Welsh lead mine nestled beside Llyn Clywedog Reservoir, blending industrial heritage with serene natural beauty.

A towering concrete dam in the Cambrian Mountains, holding back a vast reservoir and offering dramatic views, walking trails, and a peaceful escape into Mid Wales.

Step into The Thomas Shop, where Radnorshire’s history, crafts, and community blend into a charming museum, café, and B&B experience.

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich wildlife of Tylcua Hill, a flower-rich nature reserve in the heart of the Welsh countryside.

A 200-hectare picturesque estate with hidden waterfalls, ancient woodlands, and nine miles of restored historic trails.

Explore the wild Cambrian uplands at Abergwesyn Common, where ancient cairns, dramatic valleys, and sweeping views await in a tranquil Welsh wilderness.

Discover quirky antiques, creative homewares, and homemade treats at Eco Chic Interiors, a charming boutique in Builth Wells.

Explore the evocative ruins of Strata Florida Abbey, a serene medieval Cistercian site nestled in the lush Welsh countryside, rich in history and culture.

Explore the evocative ruins of Colwyn Castle, a medieval motte and bailey fortress nestled in the serene Welsh countryside near Hundred House.

Experience the awe-inspiring triple bridges and cascading 300-foot waterfalls deep in Wales’ enchanting Cambrian Mountains.

A wild upland forest in mid-Wales, once a royal hunting ground, now a peaceful escape of moorland, waterfalls and ancient woodland trails.

Discover the serene beauty of Ffrwd Fawr Waterfall, a 40-meter cascade nestled in Wales’ lush Pennant Valley.

Explore the birthplace and legacy of Robert Owen, a pioneer of social reform and the cooperative movement, in Newtown’s historic timber-framed museum.

A practical town-centre shopping hub in Newtown, Powys, with a mix of national chains and local shops for everyday needs and gifts.

Experience Newtown’s vibrant nightlife at The Steam Mill, the town’s lively nightclub and social hotspot in the heart of Broad Street.

Discover the serene woodland trails and dramatic waterfall of Water Break-Its-Neck nestled in the lush Warren Wood near New Radnor, Wales.

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich heritage of Fforest Glud, a captivating woodland sanctuary nestled in the heart of Mid Wales.

Explore 250 years of Welsh mining history and myth in a thrilling underground adventure set in the stunning Cambrian Mountains.

A quiet country gallery in Mid Wales, specialising in historic British oil paintings, watercolours, drawings and prints from the 17th to the 20th century.

A 500-year-old oak saved by community action, now celebrated as UK Tree of the Year and a symbol of resilience in mid-Wales.

Discover the fragrant lavender fields, artisanal gifts, and serene rural charm of FARMERS' Welsh Lavender Ltd near Builth Wells.

Experience the wild beauty and tranquil upland vistas of Glaslyn, the Cambrian Mountains’ largest nature reserve and a haven for heather moorland and rare wildlife.

A hilltop forest retreat near Aberystwyth with stunning views, waymarked trails, and daily red kite feeding.

Walk among free-flying tropical butterflies in a lush indoor rainforest in the heart of the Rheidol Valley, where nature, education and conservation come together in a unique, dog-friendly sanctuary.

Discover Whinyard Rocks: a peaceful vineyard retreat with historic charm and natural wines in the scenic Welsh borders.

Experience the grandeur of Europe’s largest stone-built dam reservoir, set amidst stunning Cambrian Mountains with pristine waters and starry skies.

Explore the evocative ruins of Castell Dolforwyn, a bold 13th-century Welsh castle perched above the Severn Valley, symbolizing native defiance and stunning views.

Experience the thrill of flying hawks and falcons in the serene Welsh countryside at this exclusive, appointment-only falconry centre.

Discover the tranquil earthworks of Castle Nimble, a Norman motte-and-bailey castle nestled in the scenic borderlands of Presteigne.

Discover the rich history and natural beauty of the Welsh-English border at the Offa’s Dyke Centre in Knighton.

A cozy Welsh country inn in Painscastle offering hearty homemade meals, warm hospitality, and charming rural ambiance.

A peaceful wildlife haven along the Montgomery Canal, perfect for nature lovers and birdwatchers year-round.

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

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich wildlife of Withybeds Nature Reserve, a peaceful green escape near Presteigne in the Welsh countryside.

Historic Grade II listed inn offering five-star comfort, award-winning dining, and scenic Mid Wales charm in Garthmyl.

Explore Ffridd Faldwyn, a vast Iron Age hillfort in Powys, Wales, where ancient earthworks reveal millennia of prehistoric life atop a commanding hill.

Montgomery’s last traditional pub, The Crown offers real ales, a sunny beer garden, and a warm, no-frills village atmosphere.

Step into a 16th-century half-timbered building and explore Montgomery’s rich Welsh heritage through eleven immersive museum rooms.

Savor fresh, classic British fish and chips in the heart of historic Montgomery, Wales, at this friendly and beloved local takeaway.

Step into Victorian justice and domestic life at The Judge's Lodging, a hands-on historic house museum in the heart of Presteigne, Powys.

Explore the evocative ruins of Montgomery Castle, a medieval stronghold with panoramic views and centuries of Welsh-English history.

Discover the Montgomery War Memorial, where history, sacrifice, and serene beauty converge in a tribute to those who served.

Explore the medieval Montgomery Town Walls, a stone sentinel of Welsh-English border history and heritage.

Explore the ancient timber motte and bailey castle mound that marked Norman power on the Welsh borderlands.

Discover a charming Aladdin’s cave of antiques and vintage treasures in the heart of Machynlleth at The Emporium Antiques Centre.

Explore over 25 acres of tranquil, naturalistic gardens and historic charm along the River Severn at The Naissance Experience, Glansevern Hall Gardens.

Explore Dyfi Furnace, a beautifully preserved 18th-century charcoal blast furnace nestled in tranquil Welsh woodlands, showcasing industrial heritage and natural charm.

A sparkling, interactive museum in Berriew showcasing the flamboyant sculptures and creative genius of Andrew Logan.

Experience authentic Welsh farm life and tranquil countryside beauty near Llandovery in Carmarthenshire.

Explore diverse wetlands and witness ospreys, beavers, and rich wildlife at Cors Dyfi, a vibrant nature reserve in the heart of Wales’ Dyfi Biosphere.

Discover Wales’ iconic ospreys at Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve’s immersive wildlife centre and observatory.

Step back in time on a scenic steam railway journey through the rolling countryside of Mid Wales, blending heritage, nature, and charm.

Explore Bury Ditches, a stunning Iron Age hill fort with dramatic earthworks and panoramic views in the heart of Shropshire Hills.

A tranquil woodland reserve on Penglais Hill boasting stunning coastal views and vibrant spring bluebells near Aberystwyth.

Explore pioneering sustainable living and green innovation in the heart of Mid Wales’ stunning Dyfi Biosphere at the Centre for Alternative Technology.

Experience a nostalgic steam train journey through Wales’ scenic Rheidol Valley, from Aberystwyth to Devil’s Bridge, steeped in heritage and natural beauty.

Explore Pen Dinas Hill Fort’s ancient ramparts and soak in sweeping views of Snowdonia, the coast, and Aberystwyth’s historic landscape.

Discover Ceredigion’s rich heritage in a stunning Edwardian theatre with engaging exhibits and a traditional Welsh museum cottage.

Explore the breathtaking Wales Coastal Path at Aberystwyth, where rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and rich history meet in a vibrant seaside town.

Discover Hay Castle’s restored medieval charm, art galleries, and stunning views at the heart of Hay-on-Wye’s vibrant cultural scene.

A scenic Welsh seaside escape with sandy shores, historic charm, and vibrant coastal life along Cardigan Bay.

Ride Britain’s longest electric funicular up Constitution Hill for breathtaking coastal views, historic charm, and family-friendly fun in Aberystwyth.

Historic cliff railway, panoramic coastal views, and the world’s largest Camera Obscura atop Aberystwyth’s iconic Constitution Hill.

Discover unique souvenirs and charming gifts at It's A Gift, Borth’s friendly and inviting local gift shop.