Farmhouse holiday cottages in a tranquil rural hideaway Ceredigion, West Wales. An ideal base for exploring The Teifi Valley, Cardigan Bay and Pembrokeshire.
Borth Station Museum is a community heritage centre, where you can wallow in nostalgia for the heyday of the railways and those happy holidays by the sea.
The County Museum presents many aspects of Carmarthenshire's rich and varied past. Displays include local archaeology, Egyptology, pottery, portraits, landscape paintings, Welsh furniture, costume, a Victorian schoolroom, life on the farm.
A must for oily rag enthusiasts, this museum has hundreds of exhibits of internal combustions engines.
Like Marmite you will either love or hate this place. Our grandsons love it!
Well worth a visit,the museum looks at Narberth’s long and interesting history. This story is told through the use of historic artefacts, set in context, shops, workshops etc. and interactive activities.
Pendine sands 7 miles of flat golden sands is where Donald Campbell set world lands speed records in the 1920’s.
The museum overlooks the long beach made famous by the world land speed record.
The history of Aberystwyth and the county of Ceredigion from prehistoric times to today.
There is a wide variety of displays including home and work life, agriculture and seafaring.
In the restored Coach House there is an innovative museum and visitor centre that displays a collection of early Christian stones and the beautiful carved medieval stones that once adorned the abbey.
The museum is housed in the former Cambrian Mills a water powered mill. It is a working textile mill and it takes you through the process from fleece to fabric with lots of interactive opportunities along the way.
There are Red Kite and local countryside inspired art displays, murals and models of birds.
Also at the Red Kite Centre in Tregaron is a reconstructed Victorian school room with pupils' desks; a teacher's desk; blackboard; slates and slate pencils