Best Attractions near Water Break-Its-Neck

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.

Discover Rock Park’s tranquil woodland trails, Victorian spa heritage, and scenic beauty in the heart of Llandrindod Wells.

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

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

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

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

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

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

A grand Victorian-Gothic estate overlooking historic Cwmhir Abbey, blending architectural splendor with tranquil Welsh landscapes.

Charming village pub and welcoming barn conversion cottage nestled in the tranquil Welsh countryside of Abbeycwmhir.

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

Discover the mysterious 13th-century Castell Tinboeth ruins nestled within an ancient Iron Age hillfort in the scenic Welsh borderlands.

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

Explore Kinnersley Castle, a Norman fortress turned Elizabethan manor showcasing exquisite plasterwork and centuries of English history.

Explore the ancient mysteries of Arthur's Stone, a neolithic burial site immersed in stunning Herefordshire landscapes and rich history.

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

Explore Rhayader’s rich heritage and vibrant local creativity at TimeScape Rhayader, a welcoming cultural hub in the heart of town.

A restored walled garden and seasonal café in the Brecon Beacons, serving homegrown food in a peaceful, productive garden setting.

Experience thrilling outdoor adventures in the stunning Welsh Black Mountains with over 30 years of expert guidance and family-run care.

Discover Craswall Priory, England’s highest and most remote Grandmontine monastery, steeped in austere medieval history and wild natural beauty.

Explore the evocative, free-to-enter ruins of Wigmore Castle, a medieval fortress nestled in scenic Herefordshire countryside.

A rewilded Welsh hill farm where nature has reclaimed the landscape, offering exceptional wildlife viewing and accessible trails through the Cambrian Mountains.

A family-run farm shop and garden centre offering award-winning local produce, unique homeware, and a delightful dining experience in Herefordshire’s countryside.

A striking border peak offering breathtaking views, accessible trails, and rich cultural history near Hay-on-Wye.

Explore the medieval charm and stunning landscapes of Castell Bronllys, a historical landmark that reveals the beauty of Welsh heritage.

Discover the only working watermill in Brecon Beacons National Park, blending heritage milling with artisan food and riverside charm.

Explore the ancient Iron Age Croft Ambrey Hillfort, where history and nature merge on a scenic Herefordshire hilltop.

Explore centuries of history, vast parkland, and family-friendly gardens at the enchanting Croft Castle and Parkland in Herefordshire.

Discover the enchanting waterfall and ancient woodland of Pwll y Wrach, a peaceful nature reserve alive with spring wildflowers and wildlife near Talgarth.

A remote Welsh wilderness of reservoirs, moorlands, and ancient forests where nature reigns supreme.

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

Walk the historic 177-mile Offa's Dyke Path tracing an ancient border through stunning landscapes and rich heritage between England and Wales.

Perched at 450m, Castell Dinas is the highest castle ruins in Wales, blending Iron Age earthworks with Norman stone, offering epic views of the Black Mountains.

A serene mixed woodland near Brecon offering rich mossy floors, diverse fungi, and vibrant birdlife in a peaceful Welsh nature reserve.

Discover The Weir Garden’s tranquil riverside charm, historic ruins, and vibrant seasonal blooms in the heart of Herefordshire.

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.

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.

Explore a Georgian masterpiece nestled in Capability Brown’s final landscaped parkland, blending history, nature, and tranquil gardens in Herefordshire.

Explore England’s finest preserved medieval manor house with stunning views, rich history, and tranquil Shropshire countryside charm.

Explore ancient woodlands and exotic trees at Queenswood Arboretum, a family-friendly nature reserve rich in wildlife and seasonal beauty.

Experience thrilling adventures and peaceful nature at Llangorse Multi Activity Centre in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Explore the Welsh Crannog Centre: A Fascinating Journey into Ancient Life by Llangorse Lake, Perfect for History Buffs and Nature Lovers.

Discover fresh, local organic produce and specialty health foods in the heart of Llanidloes at The Store Cupboard.

Discover the serene origins of Britain’s longest river at Llanidloes, where the River Severn begins its majestic journey through Welsh landscapes.

Explore the evocative ruins of Longtown Castle, a Norman stronghold with stunning views over the Black Mountains in Herefordshire’s Olchon valley.

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

Experience the historical and spiritual essence of Brecon Cathedral, a must-see gem in the heart of Wales, surrounded by lush beauty and rich culture.

Explore the wild beauty and rugged peaks of Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales’ premier hiking and nature destination.

Convenient and modern supermarket in Brecon with extended hours, EV charging, and a welcoming café for a complete shopping experience.

Your essential starting point for exploring Brecon’s historic charm and the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park.

Cozy artisan eatery in Brecon offering fresh, locally sourced dishes, homemade cakes, and private dining in a welcoming setting.

Experience vibrant live jazz and delicious food in the intimate, welcoming atmosphere of The Foundry in Brecon.

A vibrant live music venue and bistro in Brecon offering exceptional food, local ales, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

A welcoming traditional social club in Brecon offering lively live music and a friendly, membership-only atmosphere.

Explore the breathtaking Brynich Aqueduct, a stunning blend of engineering and nature in the heart of Brecon, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

Discover contemporary art in a historic 16th-century building at Brecon’s vibrant Ardent Gallery, showcasing diverse works across three floors.

Experience vibrant live jazz in the heart of Brecon at The Muse Arts Centre’s dynamic Brecon Jazz Club.

Savor authentic British fish and chips with friendly service in the heart of Brecon’s historic High Street.

A serene, accessible riverside walk along the River Usk with stunning Brecon Beacons views and dog-friendly amenities.

Historic Brynich Lock offers tranquil canal-side charm and stunning views within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Discover exquisite handcrafted glass art and restoration at Gate Gallery & Glassworks, a creative gem in the heart of Brecon.

Discover Brecon’s rich heritage on guided history walks through its charming streets and scenic riverside.

Discover Brecon’s heritage and art in a stunning blend of historic and modern at Y Gaer Museum, Art Gallery & Library.

Explore centuries of Welsh military heritage through immersive exhibits and priceless collections in the heart of Brecon.

Explore the storied halls and enchanting gardens of Hampton Court Castle, a historic castellated estate in the heart of Herefordshire.

Discover authentic Welsh flavors and countryside charm at Camden Stores, a cozy farm shop and café near Brecon.

Explore tranquil waters and stunning Brecon Beacons views along Wales’ historic Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.

A tranquil canal-side walk in Brecon blending historic charm, natural beauty, and easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Historic canal terminus in Brecon offering scenic walks, boating, and cultural charm in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

A vibrant, accessible performing arts theatre nestled by Brecon’s scenic canal, offering diverse shows and community spirit.

Classic British fish and chips with a 5-star hygiene rating, serving Llanfaes locals and visitors exploring the Brecon Beacons.

Elegant 5-star country house and spa nestled in the scenic Brecon Beacons, perfect for relaxation, fine dining, and outdoor adventures.

Historic Welsh coaching inn with cosy rooms, hearty pub fare, and stunning Brecon Beacons views in peaceful Llanhamlach.

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