Nice place to visit with the kids, staff were all really friendly and the kids really enjoyed feeding the lambs! Tractor ride was good aswell

We visited here on 30/07/2025. What an amazing place. So much to do like feed the barn animals, hold the rabbits they had 3 baby goats running around the barn which was the cutest thing ever. They have out door play area an indoor play area. The owners and staff are super friendly. We can't wait to come back here in a few weeks time. The animals are looked after. Thank you so much for the amazing experience.

Fantastic day, indoor and outdoor areas perfect for all weather, beautiful well kept animals, staff and owners are all lovely. We always say we go for a few hours and end up spending the whole day. We have made some lovely memories there and will be sure to come back.

Great family run farm with very friendly staff. Lots of interactions with animals. Would recommend to anyone with children. Great indoor inflatable fun. Brilliant day out.

Great little place for children and their adults. Animals well looked after. Enjoyed a couple of hours here. Loved it. Loved the baby goats, chickens and rabbits.

Great little place, just a little disappointed today as my son got stuck on the peddle boats and no help come from the owners. Amish teenagers came to the rescue, when they should of been enjoying themselves, thank God for them..

Good day out. Lovely animals to see and feed and pet. Pedal boats were fun too and what child doesn't love an inflatable to jump on.

An interesting place to visit. Lovely views, even though we were in the clouds the day we visited, it added to the atmosphere. There's a good walk to be done, if you're capable, unfortunately I'm not, so I only walked onto the dam and back but the rest of the family went over and walked for a while. There is plenty of parking and also toilets. The journey in took us down what seemed like an unused (for general traffic) road, it was very narrow but we made it safely!

A beautiful area, the dam is impressive. You can park up the other side and then drive around and walk over the top. The resovoirs go on for a long way and are an amazing drive with beautiful scenery, lots of places for walks and picnics. If you drive for sometime you can come across the remotes chapel in Wales I believe. At the car park for the dam there are toilets, the days we have been there, there has been a burger van and ice cream van. From the car park you can take a very long or short walk, for those in wheelchairs or mobility issues across the dam is flat and accessible. Plenty of parking. So of the roads are a little high and windy but the amazing views make it a worthwhile day out.

Beautiful Llyn Brianne Dam And Valley. I Have Explore And Still Yet To Adventure More Area. Lots Of Hiking And Place To Stop By In Car To Admire The Scenery. Fannog And Dam It My Favourite Places To Visit.

Amazing place. Plenty of parking and toilets ( could do with updating). Stunning views and lots of walks for all abilities.

My favourite place in South Wales. We were the only people there at the time, gorgeous weather and breathtaking views. Shame that because of the dry summer water levels were super low, so no water over the dam. Beautiful part of the world🌍

Good place for walks and pictures. And there is toilets. And a mobile food cafe. 😋

Awesome place to visit and wild camping. No distractions due to not reception or internet so great relaxing place with beautiful backdrop views

Really enjoyable day. Boy my boys enjoyed the caves, dinosaurs and farm. They especially liked the water panning which was free. Lots to do and see and dog friendly (apart from the farm park) Be aware though that in places they walk around the area is very steep, both up and down although pathways are very safe. Views from the top were amazing. The little train from the car park to the main entrance was a great start to the visit. Would definitely recommend.

Overall this was great because of the beautiful setting, animals, and Cathedral Cave especially. *Not a suitable place for anyone with mobility issues!* The dinosaurs and gimmicky bits were quite tired and dated but didn't affect the overall experience. We spent a couple of hours here so it isn't quite as huge or a full day out as it looks online. Maybe if you have kids and do ALL the activities you might get a full day out. Dan Yr and Cathedral Cave are quite grand but the bone cave was tiny so we were in there about 5 minutes even when we listened to the audio in there. Takes longer to walk to it and back, it was the size of a large room. That specific cave is not worth it for those with limited mobility issues and it is not easy to walk to it bent over for some time as it's so low! The train running from the farm and shire horses to the main entrance and back is a brilliant addition. It's free too (can donate for air ambulance in cash boxes if you like). Runs every 5 mins and a nice view of the stones from it. No toilets at farm park but easy to hop on train back up to loos. Very very steep hills to walk up to 2 of the caves so you need to be relatively fit.

Booked here as looked good. Well definitely worth the money. The history of the caves was good, only thing couldn't hear the story properly. Came out and saw the dinosaurs. There is alot to see then walk up into the iron age village and into cathedral caves. The whole experience was brilliant. On the paths is dinosaurs some moving which was fun. There is 350 dinosaurs in total. We were there for 2 hours and would still go again. So much to see and is a good day out for all ages. There is a shire horse and activity park, we didn't go down there but only because was raining. There is accommodation which is through hoseseason. Also a campsite. Cafe is good and food good, reasonably priced. Tickets for the showcaves is worth it. Looking forward to going again. Plenty of parking.

All 3 Caves were amazing specially Cathedral Cave which had stunning views, much broader and had beautiful waterfalls in it. The Jurassic Park was also well managed and dedicated to Morgan Bros who founded those caves and all the fossils that were discovered in it. The Farm is also well managed and mostly animals are roaming free which was very nice as an experience for our kids and it’s not too crowded which makes it more safe from animals.

Very good day out for the whole family! Just make sure to wear suitable footwear as you will walk a fair distance. The children loved walking through the caves, throughout the caves are small displays and speakers telling a story so its educational, i founs this very interesting. And to finish the day off you get to walk round a huge field with a number of different animals casually walking round with you letting you pet them. I would highly recommend for all ages and will definitely visit in the future! 10/10

We had a great few hours here - visited for the caves and knew there were 'a few' dinosaur models around but hadn't realised quite as many dinosaurs. It's half caves, half dinosaurs but also a farm area with lots of animals and indoor and outdoor play areas too. So loads to keep the kids entertained. The caves were amazing too - 3 to visit in total, the first one was quite long and really interesting, the second one was huge, really impressive with a very pretty waterfall inside, and the third one wasn't so special but a great scenic viewing platform on the walk up to it. We didn't eat as had already taken sandwiches in but the cafe looked good and very reasonable, lots of lunch options.

There’s so much to see! From the incredible caves, to the almost endless number of dinosaurs, and all the animals at the bottom of the hill many of whom are friendly enough that you can pet them! The cafe was bustling and well organised with a buzzer system, they offered vegan nuggets and chips and vegan tart (chocolate or lemon).

I can’t recommend this sanctuary enough. Every animal here has been given a second chance at life. from monkeys rescued from labs and the pet trade, to foxes who lost their mum, and even beautiful wolfdogs who now have a safe and loving home. You can feel how much the staff and volunteers truly care about every single animal. It’s not a flashy place it’s real, it’s raw, and it’s all about giving these animals the freedom and respect they deserve after such tough starts in life. The work they’re doing is incredible, and it’s clear the animals are happy, safe, and thriving. If you want a meaningful day out and to support a sanctuary that genuinely makes a difference, this is the place to visit. Every penny and every visitor helps keep these animals safe for life.

Took my granddaughters for the afternoon and was not sure what to expect due to very mixed reviews. But have to say we loved it. You have to be aware it's not a zoo, so no frills or fancy pens. It is a bit sad to see some of the monkeys but the alternative for these creatures is much worse. We spent over 2 hours here and my granddaughters loved it.

Went here with friends and their nephew for an adventure and had a nice few hours looking round and seeing the animals. Interesting story of how it was founded and animals all had lots going on in cages to keep them occupied. Liked the story of where each animal came from and how they were rescued. Was interesting to find the cafe area had a charity shop section. While not the most accessible they had done a lot to make it as accessible as could be. But outside and on a slope there are obviously restrictions on what could be done.

Very friendly small sanctuary and nice to see a few different types of animals. Would be good to see the animals in larger enclosures but I'm sure they're getting a much safer and calmer place to live than they experienced before coming to the sanctuary. They would need a lot of funding to increase the spaces as I imagine it costs a lot to run the sanctuary. Just take your own sandwiches if you're there over lunch as there's only a few basic snacks and cold drinks on site.

Absolutely amazing sanctuary. Definitely recommend taking the whole family and litrally spend the whole day enjoying learning each animals unique story. In amongst the most beautiful surrounding landscapes and endless mountains. Staff are so friendly and prices are very reasonable. We will be returning soon. Don't forget to take some fruit or veg with you. As its there favorite

Brilliant experience. I bought my wife a meeting and great with the apes. It's a lovely small Low key sanctuary. The staff know every animal and really care. We travelled from West Yorkshire over 4 hours to go and it was worth it. We stopped off on the way to get food for the apes and the lady showing my wife the apes made sure she got to feed her food to the apes and came away with loads of info on each individual ape. Thank you. We will be back😀

We came here from Saundersfoot ( staying for Ironman) for the ape experience. It was absolutely incredible and such a once in a life time opportunity. This sanctuary is saving animals without the huge funding zoos get. Amazing place and work. Big thank you to the keeper for being so friendly and taking some lovely photos.

A wonderful day out for all of all ages. We were impressed that whilst there was an £8 parking charge everything else was free. The site is comprised of a castle with park & gardens, the ruins of a Norman (and earlier) Abbey/Monastery, a petting farm, adventure playground & much more. Plenty of cafes & toilets. A must attend if in the area.

Peaceful and well kept with a large deer herd, nice walks and plenty of activities: small train, Go Ape, pedal go-kart rental, canoeing, archery, axe throwing. Note that these are all at extra cost and some need to be pre-booked. Castle (really a stately home rather than a traditional castle) is imposing but unfortunately very little beyond the main staircase is open to the public. Seems like a missed opportunity and it was a shame not to be able to explore it properly. One star lost because of a couple of little niggles: litter bins almost non-existent, car parking very expensive (flat rate of £8.50).

Margam Country Park is a beautiful and exciting place to visit, offering something for everyone across its 1,000 acres of parkland, gardens, and woodland. The park is full of natural beauty and wildlife, including the best deer herd in Wales, making it perfect for nature lovers. There are plenty of walking and cycling routes to explore, as well as coarse fishing on Furzemill Lake for those who enjoy a peaceful day by the water. History fans will love the park’s stunning 19th-century Tudor Gothic mansion, Margam Castle, along with the elegant Orangery, the 12th-century chapter house, and the fascinating Margam Stones Museum. Every part of the park tells a story, blending history and nature in a truly special way. Families and adventure seekers will find plenty to do as well. The Adventure Playground and Fairytale Village are perfect for children, offering creative play spaces full of fun and imagination. The Farm Trail lets visitors meet friendly animals like ponies, sheep, and pigs, while those seeking excitement can try the Go Ape Treetop Challenge or join activities at Margam Park Adventure such as kayaking, canoeing, archery, and raft building. There are also great options for mountain biking, orienteering, and geocaching, plus a small train that runs through the park. With a gift shop, tearoom, picnic areas, and regular events, it’s easy to spend a whole day here. Dog-friendly and full of charm, Margam Country Park is a wonderful place to enjoy nature, adventure, and family fun all in one beautiful setting.

Margam Park is truly a gem. The grounds are breathtaking, with sweeping lawns, peaceful woodlands, and landscaped gardens that feel like something out of a fairytale. The historic castle stands proudly at the heart of the estate, its striking architecture making it a stunning focal point for any visit. The Orangery is absolutely beautiful—filled with natural light and surrounded by incredible views, it has a timeless charm that makes it feel so special. We love it so much that we’ll be getting married there in 2027, and we can’t imagine a more perfect setting.

Beautiful estate with so much to see and do. I was here when Apple Day was on and loved the event. Stunning grounds and gorgeous buildings.

A lovely park. The castle was closed when we visited, but the surrounding parkland is beautiful. Didn't get to go around everything but it was a pleasant stroll around. Food was tasty and reasonably priced.

We had the absolute best time at Margam Parc Spooky Time event! My 12 year old and I spent the entire time screaming pretty much! The actors are incredible and are present throughout providing plenty of jump scares and entertainment! .. I genuinely cannot fault it and look forward to going again next year! Theres a nice little fair with rides, food and drink stalls included as well. Would highly recommend Scream/ Spooky Time events to anyone who wants to get in the halloween spirit!

As with all things like this its a trek downhill to get to and quite a steep walk back. To stand behind the fall requires a walk over wet rocks so not perfect for everyone but the falls are spectacular a a must see if in the area. . Parking is free but the overflow parking which is run by the refreshment chagrs you a fiver Don't ask if they have a toilet as she'll have a meltdown

Henrhyd Falls is absolutely stunning — a hidden gem surrounded by beautiful nature. The walk down to the waterfall is scenic and peaceful, and standing behind the falls is an unforgettable experience. The sound of the rushing water and the lush greenery make it feel magical. A must-visit spot for nature lovers and photographers!

Absolutely gorgeous here! The actual waterfall is maybe 5 minutes from the main car park, so it really isn't much of a walk to get there. There are surrounding trails you can walk with multiple smaller waterfalls that'll take about 2½ hours. Fairly steep in some places, so be careful. I went autumn time, and the colours were beautiful

Beautiful water falls, free NT car park which was very quiet when we arrived. There is a few hundred metre walk down quite a steep path and then some wooden steps. There is a narrow and slightly slippery path that takes you behind the falls which is well worth doing. The flow from the falls wasn't huge due to the long period of dry weather so we didn't really get wet but if there had been recent rain you need waterproof coat. There is a private overflow carpark next to the NT one which costs £5 but wasn't open when we went. There is also a sort of food place which was closed (it was mid October).

Henrhyd Waterfalls is situated in Neath, South Wales. It is a adventurous trip to get the waterfalls, especially in a rainy day. Waterfall is not much bigger In summer time, but beautiful in rainy times. There is a free car park. If this car park is full, we can use a pay & park (£5). Waterfall is not much bigger In summer time, but beautiful in rainy times. There is a food hut, which serves English food, snacks and Ice creams. Also serves traditional Indian food as well. Parippuvada, uzhunnuvada, sukhiyan, vegetable samosas and chicken biryani etc..

A steep but relatively short walk down from the car park on a fairly decent path. It was very showery when we visited which did leave the path a little slippery in places for others that didn't have sensible footwear! The fall itself was amazing and was carrying extra water flow after the rains. We ventured along the path the other way too where some smaller falls can be found. At the top of the hill was a paddock with 3 Emu wandering around which I wasn't expecting to see. Well worth a visit.

Tall and spectacular waterfall. Easy to travel to by car and a good sized car park at the top of the trail. This car park is also free. Overflow car park on site for those busy days but there is a charge of £5 for this. During my visit in July there was a burger van at the top of the trail selling drinks food and even ice cream. They take card payments. The car park has an information board of the area and waterfall. To get to the falls you need to walk down a fairly steep trail down then across a bridge over the river that flows down from the falls and back up some wooden steps to the other side to get there. Once at the falls you can walk a small trail running to the side, careful of slippery rocks even in summer but this leads behind the falls where there is quite a space to either sit or take pictures in relative safety. At the foot of the falls there is a pool that you can take a dip in. Be aware this is mountain water so it is very cold even in Summer.

Lovely beach. With lots of little stalls and arcades for Tue kids lots of little restaurants and bars for all ages and a theme park ice cream Parlours and there is plenty of room on the beach with space. And the main car park is £5:00 all day 👍

This beach is so beautiful and is always full. I would recommend taking food and drink as it is very expensive in the cafe.

Similar to other reviews. Great scenery, make sure you check the tide times before attending. Can get busy. Car park not the biggest on busy days however superb prices for the car park. One issue is the lack of public toilets, only a few toilets, and on a busy day there was a 30 minute wait to use the public toilets.

Beautiful place to start a coastal walk. Kite surfers, and sea lovers are loving the waves. Rock pools here,Amazing open space, incredible light at different times of the year. They have huge area of dunes. Great cafe here and rental stuff for the sea. Cheap car park. Been many times. Winter will blow the cobwebs away let me tell you 😄👍

Great day out with my daughter. Ramp down to beach was good as we had a pushchair and a hand pulled trailer. Immediately thought of other beaches but they only had steps. This was cheaper parking. Ramp to beach. Lifeguards. Excellent beach with rock pools and a compact sand ideal for pushchairs to go right out to the sea. Made great sand castles with my daughter. Nice moist and compact sand. Lovely day. Great beach definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended.

Beautiful place to visit. Amazing

Beautiful beach situated a few minutes drive from Porthcawl Town centre. Popular all year with surfers, families and walkers, so the large car park frequently gets very busy. Always worth going early on weekends and during holidays. On this visit we took the boardwalk from Rest Bay to Pink Bay, it's a lovely all weather coastal path that runs between the golf course and sea.

Lovely Beach, Fresh Donuts, Lots To Do!! Love A Day At The Seaside... Clean, Views, Bars, Coffee Shop, Nice Park, Surfers As Water Can Have Quite Big Waves .. Lovely Day Out Whatever Occasion & Lots Of Parking. Amazing Sunsets

Great amusement park and arcades. Special mention to the traditional Ghost Train 👻🚂 Such a shame this is the last season but so glad I got to visit.

Lovely stretch of beach. A good amount of food vendors and shops. Amusements looked busy. Free parking on the prom however get there early as it is very busy. A lovely day out

Wasn't the best, we especially went on holiday here especially for the rides for only 3 fast rides to be working. I know it's closing down we payed half price for the tickets so just £12 so £60 for the 5 of us to leave there an hour later after going on them 2 -3 times each. I think the council should put money into this and get it back to what it was before.

“Coney Beach was a great experience! Lovely atmosphere, fun rides, and a nice place to relax and enjoy with family and friends.”

Lovely experience. Perfect for young kids. Wrist bands are the best as can go on rides as many times as you would like for cheaper than paying for each ride !.caravan place nearby to rent too. Amazing for a little get away.

Great fair right on the beach front, no disabled or carer tickets available and the bad thing is if you have a child with special needs (age 6)who can only go on the junior rides they won't let you by a junior wrist band if there just over the height limit but they can go on them?realy unfair! you have to purchase a £20 wristband even though they won't go on any of the big rides bit unfair realy, but realy worthit if you plan to go on all rides. Good day out all round.

We truly underestimated this hidden gem! 🌞 On a warm, clear day, it's the *perfect* spot to relax and soak up the sun. You can easily spend hours here, just taking in the incredible surroundings. 🏖️ The kids had an absolute blast playing in the beautiful, golden sand 🏝️, while we enjoyed sitting back and marveling at the stunning views. 🌄 ✨ **Definitely one to tick off your list!** ✨ 📢 **Pro tip:** Bring your own food and drinks 🍎🥪 because there aren't any facilities nearby. It's a slice of paradise, but you'll want to come prepared for a picnic! 🧺 A wonderful day out for all ages! 🐚🌞

We visited on a bank holiday. We arrived in the middle of the day and stayed for 2 hours, thinking that would be enough time. We didn't make it to the beach and back in that time. If I visited again I'd pay for the full day, we just felt £5 for parking was a bit much as it went from 2 hours to all day. We'd have benefited from more staggered parking options. There are a couple of dunes that some people were sledging down while we were there (or attempting to). It was a sunny but not hot day, so there were some beautifully clear views to the beach across the dunes. It was stunning we saw some birds of prey hoovering above. Paths are larger than some other similar nature reserves. As you'd expect with sand dunes, there are loads of hills to navigate). Signage was a bit confusing from the car park (to head to the beach you need to find the double bins to the left of the nature reserve sign - see photos for sign - then take the path to the right of them). Signage when in the dunes was almost non existent, which may have added to the time it took us to head to the beach...

Took the kids after school one afternoon, beautiful place, dunes are lovely and full of butterflies, birds, plants, dunes, great walk to gorgeous sand beach.

Lovely place to visit though is a sandy & hilly walk to the seaside! Beach has been quiet the two times we have gone which is nice! Parking is £5 for all day

Wonderful place, child and dog friendly. Best time to go is out of peak hours when it is a very peaceful place. The walking can take a toll on the calf muscles in the soft sand, but a great place to go for a short walk or day out with picnic. If you are feeling adventurous you can walk to the sea, or a slightly shorter walk to the river. Car park is large and fairly reasonably priced.

Lovely area for walking dogs and even do some of your own physical fitness on the beach and sand dunes

A great place to visit the sand dunes are beautiful at the time of our visit it was quiet. The beach is nice and clean. The only reason it's marked down is the sign posting is terrible, at the car park there is a map showing different walks but the start of the walks are not signposted.

Love this place. Turning into our weekly walking place, with peace and quiet (other than the birds singing), even on a busy sunny Sunday, you will meet others, but the peace isn't broken, or only for a short time. Loads of opportunities for photography, but no hides (the only thing missing). Very busy place for Nuthatch, blue tit, chaffinches & loads of other birds, and the squirrel loves the nuts too.

What a lovely place to spend an afteernoon. A few different walks to choose from. We chose the oriental garden and the river walk. Surface is a little uneven in some places and some slopes but all very manageble. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Will definitely go again.

Had a nice dog walk here with the family. Plenty of parking spaces and can pay by phone or card and reasonably priced at £3.50 half day or £5 full day. There are several walks you can do, sadly once your walking they don’t seem to be that well sign posted. Didn’t matter to us as we were in no rush, but could do with a few pointers to help keep you on track. The woodland walk was quiet muddy and the track uneven but the wetland walk was nearly all boarded which was good for us. Had some nice views of the river and finally ended up back at the cafe for a lovely salted caramel ice cream. Nice way to spend an afternoon, there’s also a garden centre to pop in and look at if interested.

Great park. Easy to access. And lots of interesting walks. Plenty for everyone to do. Solo walkers, families, dog walkers, young and old, it’s great. However. Parking is expensive and payment methods poor. At the time of writing this, it’s £3.50 to park (that’s all day, you can’t choose how many hours) there was also only one ticket machine in operation. This led to a huge queue of people waiting to pay. I waited ten minutes approx. It is highlighted that the parking money goes towards the up-keep of the park. But if you’re only going for a thirty minute walk for some fresh air, this is steep. I will go back, but maybe open up a few more ticket machines

This place is beautiful I can't praise it up enough lovely countryside walks flowers everywhere beautiful scenery wherever you look plenty of parking I paid £3.50 for three hours or £5.00 all day really good price it's got a large pond with ducks and all sorts of wildlife a visitor centre and shop also a children's play park and BBQ areas

Fabulous place. Brilliant play area for the kids. Lots of lovely walks, warm and friendly cafe for refuelling!

Nice country park for a short stroll. Variety of landscapes - pleasant riverside walk, woodland, wild flower meadows, a landscaped Oriental gerden and temperate rainforest zone. A decent kids' 0lay area and very popular big slide.

Booked a tour which lasted about an hour, Sarah was a super friendly guide and very informative we sampled a couple of different whiskeys at the end of the tour you could choose to try the gin or vodka instead.

Went as part of a Welsh speaking group, absolutely fantastic tour guide Sian who did the tour for thr first time in Cymraeg. Extremely clean place and the tasting st the end of the tour was lovely and although not a whisky drinker I could definitely enjoy the smooth taste of Penderyn over ice.

It was really neat to visit the very first distillery in Wales. My brother and Dad have loved Penderyn for years, so it was really nice to stop and check it out! We did the tour and learned so much! The lady who gave the tour was really kind and a great guide! We got to walk around the whole distillery as she explained the process. The tour came with 2 complementary tastings at the end and we ended up getting some gifts to take home.

Well worth a visit. We have done a tour with our guide Florence and learned a lot about how a whisky is made along with very interesting facts about the Penderyn distillery. Rounded up perfectly with a tasting at the end.

Great place to visit. Take a tour and learn a little about the way whiaky is made in Wales, plus get to enjoy the taste of this Welsh gold. Loads of variety available from the Gold range and the icons of Wales series. They also offer distillery bottles that are only available from the 3 shops and not in other outlets or online.

I had the pleasure of visiting Penderyn Distillery in the beautiful Brecon Beacons on October 10th, 2023. This independent distillery is a hidden gem for whiskey enthusiasts and anyone interested in Welsh history. The distillery tour provided a fascinating insight into the art of whiskey-making, starting with a warm welcome from our knowledgeable guide. We explored the entire process, from milling and mashing to distillation, even getting a close look at their unique Faraday stills. The educational component was well-structured, offering a glimpse into the history of whiskey-making in Wales and the broader Welsh heritage. Penderyn's dedication to quality is evident, as they produce small quantities of exceptional malted barley spirit that matures into some of the smoothest malt whiskies worldwide. Not only did we learn about their outstanding single malt whiskies, but also about their other products like Merlyn Cream Liqueur, Brecon Five Vodka, Brecon Gin, and Siddiqui Rums. The tour concluded with a delightful tasting session, allowing us to sample two of their products or take home a miniature bottle. The gift shop had a variety of offerings for souvenirs and gifts. One tip for future visitors: It's wise to pre-book your tour online to secure your spot. Also, remember that the production floor is not accessible to under 14s or wheelchair users due to safety reasons. Penderyn Distillery is a must-visit for whiskey lovers and anyone looking to appreciate the craftsmanship and heritage of Welsh whiskey-making.

Great little distillery with some excellent whiskeys and very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Loads of interesting history on the terrain and water source. They also do their own gin and other spirits. Highly recommend.

I visited with my brother although I never went inside. The building looks more like a large church from the outside and the graveyard is large although it was unnerving when I realized that there were gravestones laying flat in the earth as well so you could easily walk over people/bodies without knowing 🫣

Well worth a visit. Not typical size of most cathedrals but certainly not lacking in any way. Beautiful stained glass,amazing roofs and plenty of beautiful marble wall mounted memorials but such a shame stacked chairs hid some of the more elaborate ones. Some fine carved woodwork and a floor in most parts made up of tablet headstones. Outstanding memorials to those who lost their lives in conflict. Dog friendly,lovely cafe but very little parking.

Brecon Cathedral is a hidden gem in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, offering a serene and inspiring experience. The cathedral itself, with its stunning Gothic architecture, stands as a testament to centuries of history and devotion. Inside, you’ll find beautiful stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and a peaceful atmosphere that invites quiet reflection. The surrounding grounds are equally charming, with well-tended gardens and a tranquil ambiance that complements the cathedral’s spiritual aura. The nearby rolling hills and the River Honddu enhance the scenic beauty, making the whole area ideal for a leisurely stroll or a moment of contemplation. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or simply looking for a picturesque escape, Brecon Cathedral and its surroundings offer a truly delightful experience.

What a stunningly beautiful Cathedral set in gorgeous and well kept grounds. So peaceful as soon as you step inside, the stained glass windows are stunning and there's so much history to read up on. We walked from the town centre as I think parking is limited. There's a small dog friendly cafe serving food and drinks.

What a beautiful gem in the heart of Brecon with insightful information about the location. Peaceful resting place for the departed too which made a very peaceful afternoon walk too (weird, I know). The cathedral also has 'treasure hunt' papers for kids so they can look for things/paintings and it makes it interesting for them too.

We were privileged to hear the choir practising on a Sunday afternoon. We sat at the back and listened. In the surroundings of the cathedral, listening to the beautiful hymns and taking in the charm of the building was a magical experience

Lovely building to visit, and we got a very warm welcome. This cathedral is worth a visit, so take time to go and have a look. I met a member of the cathedral staff when he visited my church in London, and he told me that the next time I was in Wales, I should visit, so I did.

A compact museum packed with information at every turn—it may take less than five minutes to walk through, but over an hour if you take the time to read and absorb the rich detail behind each exhibit. At just £6.50 per adult, and with free roadside parking conveniently available right outside its modest entrance, the Royal Welsh Regimental Museum is a hidden gem for anyone interested in military or World War history.

Having gone to the battlefields of Isandhlwana and the Drift etc it was my dream to complete the tour and visit the museum. Wat an awesome day out. Brecon is a beautiful town and the museum is just great. Friendly staff who were willing to interact with me and the kids had fun too

We were advised about this museum by a friend and so glad we took the advice to visit. David who was in duty really looked after us and we felt so welcome and encouraged to learn about the rich history of this military unit. We were treated to a movie about their campaign in South Africa and the museum features many Honours and Awards recipients and the explanation of how they earnt their awards. A great way to learn about their military history and ably assisted by the Veterans who have served their country.

Well worth going to see unfortunately it was Sunday when I was there and wasn't able to get in somebody told me about this place on the Saturday which I should have gone then

This is my local museum. It is the Regimental Museum of The Royal Welsh Regiment, an amalgamation of many regiments, including The South Wales Borderers, more famously known as the 24th Regiment of Foot. It is a fascinating place to explore. Its collection spans more than 300 years of regimental history, with artefacts gathered from all over the world. The Medal Room is especially impressive, holding around 3,000 medals. At the heart of the museum is the Victoria Cross case, which displays sixteen replicas representing the originals—still owned by the regiment but far too valuable to be shown. The real jewel, though, is the Zulu War Room. This gallery brings to life the dramatic story of the 24th Regiment of Foot during the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, made famous by the classic films Zulu and Zulu Dawn. For their bravery in that campaign, the regiment was awarded 13 Victoria Crosses at the battles of Rokes Drift and Isandlwana alone. It was after these actions that Queen Victoria herself called them “The Noble 24th.” 9 of the 11 VC’s won at Rorke’s Drift are still held by the museum, making it, arguably, the most valuable medal collection in the world. On top of this, the museum holds an extensive archive (available to researchers by appointment) as well as a rich collection of paintings, dioramas, drums, assegais, ammunition, uniforms, badges, and countless other artefacts. It’s a must-visit for anyone with an interest in history.

Interesting museum covering the history of the regiments role in war, Extensive collection of medals, uniforms and personal effects such as diaries.

A real gem for those interested in the regiment and its wider engagements, as well as Rorkes Drift. Full of history and unique and fascinating items, the staff are incredibly helpful too. A great way to spend an hour or two if you're interested in history.

Great walk along with well maintained paths. Plenty of dog bins. Picturesque location, friendly locals and tourists. A walk along to the Brecon town or in the other direction are easily accessible. Recommended.

Beautiful place to walk and so relaxing. We walked route 46 to Brynmawr, so this was a pleasing sight early on into the walk.

A great view of the peaks of the central Brecon Beacons from the canal!

Fabulous to walk along and/or boat along! Well maintained paths.

Lovley walks

Lovely cruise down the canal . Very tranquil place

Lovely part of the world

Can't rate this place highly enough. Great facilities.staff are friendly and the whole atmosphere of the place is great. Trails are well looked after and the uplift crews are always helpful. The cafe had a good variety of food and drinks for everyone. The bike repair shop could not have been any more helpful and service was fast and quality. Many thanks .

Excellent place. Best day on a bike I've had. Rode most of the blue and red trails and a couple of blacks. We did something like 22mi of descending in 1 day! Nowhere except a bike can you do that! Really good place to go and would highly recommend to anyone of any ability who likes mountain biking. Has a big reputation to live up to and it certainly does.

My partner and I had an incredible two days at Bike Park Wales last week and can't wait to come back when we next can. Day 1 we got through all of the "flow" Blue Trails and had a blast. We rode up the Beast of Burden and did the "Steep EBike Climb". Day 2 we thought long and hard about our Day 1 life choices as our thighs were SCREAMING! However, we had a few hours of private tuition session with Head Coach Griff Morgan. The "uplift" was included for the day in the tuition package and we IMPLORE YOU FOR THE LOVE OF WHOEVER YOU PRAY TO ***BUY THE UPLIFT TICKET***!!!!!! You are welcome. Our session with Griff was fantastic. We both have different strengths and weaknesses and ability in terms of biking and we could have done with separate lessons. However, Griff did an outstanding job of tailoring his tuition and knowledge so that we both got the most out of our time with him. He's also a thoroughly lovely chap to spend time with and was very professional when I sent myself A over T in slow motion by testing my brakes a bit too enthusiastically... During our 2 day visit we sampled the food and drink on offer. I can genuinely say the coffee is excellent. We also enjoyed a Breakfast Bap, a vegetarian breakfast wrap, a Chilli Con Carne Jacket Potato, the BPW Burger, the hot dog with the pulled pork on and a Pepperoni pizza and a meaty pizza as well as some of the bottled and draft Popty Ping Lager. Everything was delicious and generous in portion size. We also made use of the free e-bike chargers - thanks BPW!! All of the staff we met and spoke to were a credit to BPW. All friendly and helpful and engaged in their work which was lovely to see. Looking forward to when we can next drive up from Essex to stay so we can visit BPW again.

Great trails bit of a queue checking in but no queues for the uplift got 9 laps in definitely worth the £50. Definitely would recommend to any level of rider. Had a crash but all good other than my phone and helmet.

A Brilliant Introduction to Mountain Biking – Huge Thanks to Colin! I’ve just completed the beginner course at Bike Park Wales for the second time, and once again, it was absolutely brilliant. We originally completed the course 3or 4 years ago and we’ve been eagerly awaiting my friend’s daughter’s birthday so she could finally join the experience – you need to be over 10 to participate. She is a particularly confident person so was ok at this age. The course itself is a fantastic introduction to mountain biking, including full bike and equipment hire, a guided tour, and two exhilarating runs down the green trail ‘Kermit’. At around 5km, Kermit is well designed – flowing, fun, and confidence-building with features like banked corners, gentle rollers, and small descents that give a taste of everything the sport has to offer. The whole operation at Bike Park Wales is professional. Reception staff were friendly and helpful, parking was simple, and all the equipment provided was clean and well-maintained. I had a Trek Roscoe Hardtail for the day – a solid bike that was perfect for the course. A special shout-out goes to our guide, Colin, who made the day. This was actually the second time I’ve had Colin as a guide – the first being three years ago – and I was so pleased to see he’s still as brilliant as ever. He’s incredibly patient, encouraging, and attentive to everyone’s needs, no matter their confidence level or ability. He was especially great with my friend’s daughter, helping her settle in and build her confidence from the start. Colin is a true ambassador for Bike Park Wales and for mountain biking in general. The atmosphere across the park is warm and welcoming. I come from a skiing background, and the vibe at base camp really reminded me of that – friendly, inclusive, and buzzing with energy. It’s a place that could seem intimidating from the outside, but the team make it accessible to everyone, and you quickly feel at home. Personally, I’ve been working my way back to health after a difficult period, and this experience really boosted my confidence. Mountain biking is definitely a physical sport and does require a basic level of fitness, but the uplift service makes it manageable, even for those not at peak fitness. All in all, it was a brilliant day, great value for money, and an ideal way to get into the sport, whether you’re a complete beginner or just looking to get back into riding.

Ok, first the good points! Very good set-up, great visitor area, uplift queues werent bad at all considering there were 500ish riders... I think they said they had 15 vehicles running, so very quick, tracks were many and varied! Bad points, 3! Now these are my own little gripes that you may feel are stupid and not bother you at all! 1st, not massively steep, but I still had plenty of fun 2nd, more bike wash stations, and make them free! We've already paid you 56 quid, surely you can give us a 50p wash included via a token system or something when you sign in! 3rd, parking... now this is a little controversial, because if you get there early, parking may not be an issue... we arrived around 9am and almost had to park on the roundabout where the entrance is, actually, there were 2 cars on the verge when we left. The road in and out is also a single track fire road basically but with the added feature of parked vehicles from top to bottom... you'll see if you go!!!! Overall good days riding, just those little niggles for me!

Had a great time at Bikepark Wales. From the start check in was super easy, and the uplift was easy and efficient, the maximum time we were waiting for it was about 4 minutes is great compared to other bike trail centres. Trails built really well, warmed up on blues, mostly rode red and 2 black trails and gave The Martian a go (but it was probably out my skill level). The trails are built super well and drain really well. It rained the day before and light rain for about an hour and trails were in super good condition. Although the board by the uplift said trails in good condition there were some people going around saying the be super careful as trails were slippery even though they werent which i thought was a bit weird. Online booking was bit difficult too. If you want to max out your time on the trails, bring a packed lunch and skip the cafe as it us super busy. Very good time!

Had a great trip on the Brecon Mountain Railway, the views were really spectacular, with plenty of opportunities to take some stunning photos. It was our second visit, having been last year too and we were just as excited this time. My husband is a retired railway engineer so it was right up his street. We decided to treat ourselves to a cream tea in their cafe this time and it was delicious, you do have to pre book this though. As well as the lovely cafe, there is a shop to explore with many train related items and souvenirs to purchase. You can also take a look in the train shed too which has various engines and parts stripped down being worked on. I would highly recommend a day out here and more than likely we will be back to enjoy again in the future!

A lovely morning trip on this historic steam train 🚂 Lovely large windows and beautiful wooden curved slatted seats. They were comfy too. Nice to be on a proper old steam train. I live about 40 minutes away from here. Don’t know why I haven’t visited before! The information commentary given to us during the journey could have been louder. We only caught bits of the info whilst straining our ears. Steve, the guard I think he was, was a lovely guy. Helpful, knowledgeable and humerus. A great asset to the team. All the staff are polite and helpful. Good views during the journey. Back at the station at Pant we had a fabulous Afternoon Tea. Absolutely super! I would recommend this train 🚂 trip and the tea to everyone.

It was a phenomenal ride! Loved the atmosphere at the station, staff was great, trains are amazing and looked after with lots of love and care. I enjoyed the workshop and standing on the outside on a moving train the most! Oh and chocolate cake was just brilliant! Definitely recommend and will come back 😊

My parents and I had an incredible experience at Brecon Mountain Railway yesterday. We had two afternoon teas which were outstanding - the presentation, taste of everything and amount of food! The staff were all wonderful and couldn't have helped any more than they did. My father is disabled and he was looked after so well, both in the cafe and also on the train. There is also a lovely little gift shop with something for everyone! The train journey is a brilliant experience and the scenery is spectacular. I couldn't recommend it enough to anyone who wants to visit. We live locally and we honestly felt like we were on holiday! Thank you again!

A must do if in the area. Kids(4yrM & 2yrF) loved it especially since there was a play area at the last stop before return journey. Amazing views with commentary. Very enthusiastic hosts and workers. Definitely recommend. Gift shop not to be missed - my son loved the train whistle and v bought several for his friends as well.

Easy parking, plenty of space. Toilets good. Cafe good, we bought take away cups of tea which we took on our journey. Lovely train, carriages have big windows so plenty of space to see the beautiful views wherever you sit. Friendly staff, with some commentary of the sights to look out for. 35minute stop on the way back to admire the views and get drinks and ice cream! Loved the gift shop! Love trip, really enjoyed it!

Would recommend to all adults and children. What a wonderful experience to ride on a stream train in the beautiful Welsh countryside. Two stops including one by the reservoir where you could enjoy a drink and snack from the cafe and let the children play at the playground. Great family day out! Blue light card discount when you ring up.

Dunster Castle is magical and so incredibly beautiful. We visited it on a beautiful summer day, the kids loved the outdoor games and the bat trail activity. The castle inside is very well cared for and the gardens are a dream to explore. Highly recommend. Tickets can only be bought on site :)

Fantastic building in an amazing location. Extremely rare leather and silver leaf paintings are breathtaking. Extensive gardens; steep in parts with a great kids play area. The mill was an added bonus. Well maintained, producing and selling their own flour with a super cafe nearby.

Historically amazing place, the castle was very interesting and well looked after. We enjoyed learning about it's history. The shops however were lacking gluten free options and we had to leave early to get food elsewhere.

The village surrounding the castle is beautiful, and lovely to walk through on the way to the castle including the secret garden ran by the castle gardener. Just be aware there are some rather steep slopes to walk up. There are a few cafes that do cream tea outside the castle and also museums and shops. Once actually in the castle grounds there are also lots of slopes to walk up and down to access different areas. There is lots of information about the castle and how it came to be what it is today and also some original features. The views from the castle are wonderful and can see for miles. There is parking for the castle and also other parking nearby if needed. There is a watermill that is still operating which they use to make flour, you can also buy this in the shop as well as other local produce.

What a great place. Very well kept. Fantastic gardens all around the castle and down to the Watermill. The gardens down to the mill are fantastic for children. If you are going to see Dunster properly, it will take a good 4 hours. Great Cafe at the Mill as well, which is all in working order.

A really beautiful castle with stunning views from the top of the hill. The water mill is a must visit too and it’s a lovely stroll through the village to get there!

Look out for the secret passage! We've visited many times,we go to buy the milled oats and flour ground at the mill once or twice a week. Dunster is a lovely little place.

We had a lovely tour (£5) around the mill last Saturday morning! It was so interesting and full of history. We also loved the gift shop and even got to buy some flour, made in the mill, to make sourdough with 🍞 The cafe is also lovely, with great outside seating, right beside the waterwheel. Highly recommend!

Wow this place is awesome!!! We holiday every year to the Brecon beacons and always stay about 10 mins from Talgarth! My husband and son had done the Mill tour in 2019 so we all decided to all go this time. We met Dave at 11am and he showed all the parts of the Mill inside and out. It was very informative, we all learned something and it was interactive for the kids too! We were so engrossed we forgot to take loads of pics!! We did capture our son trying a hand mill!! 😆 Hard work!! Dave was fantastic, all the volunteers were fantastic and the flour milled hereis brilliant! The packing lady recommended the spicy bun loaf which seemed too good to miss. Looking forward to some Easter baking! If you’re in the area the Mill Tour is well worth it! A great opportunity to support some working heritage. Thanks you all x

Review by Matt Godfrey (left in incorrect place): Stopped en route to north Wales to stretch our legs. Lovely garden and cafe. Free entry and bread baked using their flower available to buy. Well worth a visit.

Stopped here on the way to our holiday in Mid Wales, and so glad we did. Gorgeous cafe and delicious food and drinks. A selection of books and games for children and our dog was welcome. Very friendly staff. Didn't have chance to visit the mill, only the cafe but worth stopping by.

A big thanks to Neil who gave us a detailed insight into the history and renovation of Talgarth Mill. As an engineer I was particularly interested in their solution to introduce pumps to provide the water feed during times when the mill stream is low on water. Excavating a sump beneath the wheel into which the suction pipes would drawer water to feed the wheel was ingenious. But over time and in times of flood the sump would become inundated with silt. Neil identified the problem but with no solution other than manually digging out the silt. I would like to suggest that when the sump is dug they line it with a builders dumpy bag which would collect the silt. Allowing them to hoist it out periodically to empty the debris.

Gareth was very knowledgeable, he had a brilliant sense of humour and answered all our questions expertly. We were unable to purchase flour, awaiting stocks. Because of the dry weather, the mill was not working. This is a fantastic place to visit and a credit to the restoration workers. A lovely gift shop.

One of the millers, Mike, treated us to an outstanding explanation from a real enthusiast of the mill's background and restoration, alongside a demonstration of the milling process. I can't recommend this experience enough, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and learnt something at the same time! You'll find free parking less than 5 minutes walk away, and we can also recommend the cafe. As you might expect flour is available for purchase, alongside baking recipes and kits.

I got married here back in 2016 from start to finish Vicky and staff made everything as smooth as possible polite and friendly and what a beautiful day we all had to celebrate my special day. Would Highly recommend anyone to consider this outstandingly beautiful manor house for any occasion as I'm sure it will exceed any expectation. 5* all around.

Llancaiach Fawr Manor exceeded all expectations! The historical charm and well-preserved architecture create an immersive experience. The knowledgeable staff's passion for history brings each room to life, making the visit educational and enjoyable. The beautiful gardens and scenic surroundings add to the overall enchantment. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a delightful day out.

This experience was exceptional. The actors who really stayed in character throughout the visit at the Manor were entertaining, professional, and a joy to watch and listen to. The Manor was outstanding with so much beauty and detail. I would highly recommend a visit here and will definitely be returning at some point.

I highly recommend this amazing manor house. The tour guides are fully in character as authentic servants of the house and they never break character. They are charming and entertaining and highly knowledgeable about every aspect of life in this grand manor house.

A big thank you to the actors who stayed in character throughout our entire visit. My grandchildren were enthralled and horrified at the same time. They brought the past to life with engaging stories and wit. A fun day out, highly recommended, we took a picnic and enjoyed it in the grounds. The sun shone down on our very happy afternoon.

What an interesting place! The Manor House staff are in period dress and speaking old English, they are very knowledgeable about the house and the local area. Nice restaurant and the food was really good. Very enjoyable visit.

Went for Sunday lunch and was disappointed by the inflexibility and lack of hospitality. The fact we rang a couple hours in advance to book a table for Sunday lunch and they had "plenty of space" should have been a big clue. Firstly, you must have all three courses - you cannot opt for anything other than the three. OK, fine, if needs must, but then if you're enforcing this you need to have plenty of options. There were just 2 options for starters - soup or sausages. Secondly, I disliked the only soup they offered so went for the sausages. I thought eating sausages for a starter was bizarre so asked for them alongside my main (treating them as a substitute for 'pigs in blankets' felt less bizarre). But alas this was too much trouble for them to achieve, that was a no from them. My mum then asked for all roasted potatoes as she doesn't eat new potatoes, but apparently this too was too much trouble for them to attempt. Another no. Thirdly, both my parents drink were wrong. And on being asked 'What lagers do you have?' the waitress couldn't say - guessing a couple which included an ale and a cider - not lagers. I went for the only lager she could correctly recall. Finally, the service was slow. At least 20 minutes went by between us finishing our mains and them clearing the table and taking our (mandatory) dessert order. It also took around 10 minutes standing at the counter to pay due to 4 people in the queue in front of us also paying but mostly as a result of their strange bill-paying system. I expected better and was very disappointed with their inflexibility and hospitality and shan't be returning any time soon. On a plus note the dinner was well done - good quality meat, yummy cauliflower cheese and a rich gravy. A shame the hospitality couldn't match the food.

Excellent small zoo. Spacious grounds, very helpful and friendly staff and great talks by the keepers. Amazing play areas both indoors and outdoors, with a cafe serving light meals, snacks and drinks at reasonable prices. Would highly recommend a visit.

We had the best few hours here today. The zookeepers were so friendly and knowledgeable, the animals are all clearly very well cared for and there is so much space for little ones to run and play. Would definitely return!

We had such a fun day here. There was more than I thought there would be. We went on a Wednesday, pretty quiet, we didn’t wait long to get in, 5 minutes or so, and didn’t buy tickets in advanced. You can do that if you wish but it doesn’t make much difference. £16.50 (Adult ticket) Really enjoyed the talks, they were very informative and the staff were lovely, it was nice being able to ask questions and become more educated on some of the animals there. We ended up staying from opening to closing, attending every talk. I definitely recommend this zoo as it educates us on the conservation of wildlife.

Brilliant little zoo! Highly recommend going to all the talks about the animals, highly knowledgeable keepers and entertaining talks too. The talks allowed us to get a good view of the animals that were otherwise snoozing out of sight as the keepers feed them as they do the talk encouraging the animals to come out. It was such a hot day when we went we probably wouldn't of had much of a chance to see the serval and bobcat if we didn't attend the talks/feeds for them. Amazing play areas for children! There's a large indoor one in the cafe and a couple of outdoor ones too. Café food was good and staff were lovely. We had so much fun there, highly recommend going if you're in the area!

The kind and knowledgeable keepers and volunteer team were a stand-out feature of our afternoon at the park. There was an impressive array of animals, some of which you can see up close far more than other zoos. I strongly recommend attending the keeper sessions throughout the day, as you learn more about the animals and get to see them in action whilst they enjoy their food. The choir of adorable shrieking otters and the famous bobcat Bode were two favourites.

A nice collection of animals, both outdoors and indoors, great play areas for children and not hugely expensive. We went recently, haven't been since a child, and it was a pleasant time. We spent around 3 to 4 hours walking round and I'm sure we would have been longer in the summer time. Lots to see inside the buildings with fish, snakes, spiders, crocodiles and more. A good mix of indoor animals. We went to the 2pm show to touch and hold different animals which included a snake, ferret and a bearded dragon. The daughter (1Y 8M) loved it and the handlers were great. They took care of the animals as the ferret got agitated, so they took it away to ensure the animal was happy. Much better than forcing the animal to be seen. Hats off to the handlers. It was quite fun walking around with the peacocks walking around, made the place feel closer to the animals. The play areas were great, but felt it was geared more towards older children as the inside play area didn't offer much for young children. I would definitely come again in the warmer months of the year but felt like we got our moneys worth going even when cold. The staff were nice and greeting and couldn't fault the experience at all. We will be going again!

We arranged for our son to have the 1 hour zoo keeper experience as a 6th birthday treat and what a treat it was… he had the most amazing time. Sam really ensured our son was enthralled and got the most of our time with the selection of animals. He was super knowledgeable and explained everything so that the children understood. Would highly recommend such a fabulous experience for the children to get involved in. Thank you again Sam for making our boys birthday one he’ll remember.

A fantastic place to spend all day. You can just walk around, do some rope activities or just be stunned at the beauty. For both indoorsy and outdoorsy people. There are 2 stunning art galleries and suitable for children too. I absolutely loved it and it is free. No tickets and no need to buy a map. The signs are everywhere and you can not be lost. There are some pubs locally but they were so full for lunches we had to wait for an hour! Not worth the price so bring your lunch and drinks unless you want to definitely try fish and chips in-house or go to the restaurant located at the start of your journey but that has a very poor review. Overall an amazing day out. On a windy day wear layers & definitely warm yourself up by walking around.

Really nice afternoon out. It's free so I won't be too harsh but it would benefit from some more information dotted about. Lots of stuff was shut which is understandable in the middle of the week etc but wish it was clearer before walking around. Most of the buildings were shut or empty. But the ones with the volunteers were great. Loved the fire going in the farmhouse it makes it feel real. Should be more info on the process of how i the buildings were moved as that's fascinating in itself!

This museum is very much like a cultural theme park, reconstructing historical buildings from around Wales within a beautiful landscape. The staff are not only extraordinary friendly and welcoming, but seem genuinely kind and patient. Many families come with young children and the site provides good entertainment for kids. On top of that, it is free to enter. This is definitely one of the greatest places in Cardiff.

We had a lovely day here. Definitely worth a visit. We were a group of 12 with 2 dogs, and our ages ranged from 12 to 81 and they all enjoyed the walks from house to house. It was also lovely to listen to the members of staff with all their knowledge. I knocked a star off the experience due to not being able to take the dogs in for cooked food in the main restaurant. A member of staff told us that we could eat in the cafe the other end of the estate. Once we got there, it was only pre packed sandwiches and cakes. We wanted cooked food. Other than that, it was a very enjoyable day

Parking here is £7 for the whole day or free for blue badge holders. I've been here a few times but think it's amazing how old buildings have been taken down n rebuilt exactly as the stood before the vulcan pub is finished and sells alcohol bur it looks amazing and the shops are a blast from the past the place is massive but so peaceful also seeing how our ancestors lived compared to today is mind blowing would recommend visiting if never been before .

Wonderful Museum! each building is interesting and immerses you into the past. it’s free and perfect for a day out for all ages. Bring a pack lunch! the only expense was £7 for all day parking and some gift shop goodies.

We had a great experience at the Museum. Lovely main building with ample parking and facilities. It has a big food court too. The main attraction was the Welsh houses in the complex. They depict the ancient Welsh life effectively. Must have taken a lot of effort to relocate and rebuild these iconic buildings.

First time visiting and was really impressed for the price. Decent leather chairs, good options of snacks and drinks, including sweet pick n mix. Bring a coat as felt the AC was blasting half way into the film (maybe where I was sat). Also nostalgic as the cinema was reminiscent of cinemas years ago.

I love this sweet little gem of a cinema and try to come here as often as we can. Comfy, great screens and seating topped off by fabulous staff and pricing. It's a pleasure to visit! Highly enjoyable and feels like my custom matters here! Love love love this place☺️

This is a lovely independent cinema. There are lots of different screens, the prices are reasonable too. The seats are very comfortable, with plenty of leg room. I have seen several films here, and the volume is always sensible too. I would highly suggest supporting this local business

I love this cinema but the only thing that lets it down is the people. And no this is not the employees they're fabulous and always have been, it's the people sat with you in the cinema. I know this is not the cinemas issue/problem but, I think some thought needs to be put into controlling how some people behave whilst the movie is on. I have had so many bad experiences such as a man answering his mobile phone during the movie, a woman standing in front of me at the end of the movie when I was trying to read information (conjuring ending), girls non stop talking behind me for an entire 2hours and scrolling on their phone.. maybe extra security is needed during the movies to control people to behave properly and have some respect for others. Other than that, the cinema is great, clean and good food, amazing films shown and lovely employees.

Affordable, friendly and accessible. Started taking my daughter here a few years ago when she was very young and loved it so much, this is now our go to cinema. Snacks and drinks don't break the bank. Support local!

Film Fantastic, Cinema could be cleaner ,rubbish on floor and tipped drinks , disappointed this visit. toilets had no hand wash ! 3 staff helpful friendly and good customer service. 2 members grumpy and unkempt appearance, hotdogs were cold and bread felt stale! Popcorn basic, not the cheapest for poor quality cinema snacks! Costa drinks always 5*

A sweet, old-fashioned cinema on Blackwood high street, the tickets are a lot cheaper than other cinemas nearby (which is the pull), but you have to keep in mind that it’s going to be fairly basic in return. The seats are comfortable, the audio/visual is good and it very much gets the job done! Don’t expect massive luxury, it can smell a little damp in there, but for what you pay it’s fine! There’s no parking, but there are pay & display car parks dotted around Blackwood so you can use them. You only have to pay until 6pm so keep that in mind when you get your ticket.

First time we've have visited the Principality Stadium and it was very impressive. The overall design for spectators is excellent. Having a capacity of 75000 you still fell close to the action. Also first time to an International rugby game and although Wales lost we had a really good day.

Great ticketing policy with changing QR codes. Easy access to the ground. The toilets were in good condition, but down a lot of stairs. Phenomenal light shows and a great rugby match.

We attended the stadium for the Oasis concert and it was AMAZING! The stadium is huge and there was a wide selection of drinks on offer and reasonably prices. The system thag implemented made it quick service and the staff were friendly. What an incredible experience, keep an eye out of events here because it was well worth attending.

Saw a fantastic game, Wales Vs Japan. A real back and forth match, with some great play. The seating in the middle section gives excellent views of the pitch. The beer is £7.50 a pint. Getting in and out was fast and easy.

Watched a very hard fought rugby match which had us on the edge of our seats. The roof was closed so made the atmosphere even nicer on a cold winters day. The seats were spacious and facilities clean. Found it was one of the easier stadiums to get in and out off. In fhe heart if Csrdiff so easy to walk to and from restarants, pubs and clubs

Awesome stadium. Events are organised very well. The facilities are plentiful. Toilets are clean. Crowd management is also of a very good system,

Best stadium in the world caters for everybody from alcohol-free zones for families to adult areas. The roof enclosure really does cater for The best possible playing conditions and also amazing facilities for concerts. The recent Wales versus New Zealand rugby match was absolutely excellent with amazing, half-time entertainment. I cannot wait to take my family again.

Definitely worth the trip to the castle. The views from the top are amazing. Quite steep steps to go up to the top though. I would also recommend doing the tour for the extra money. The tour takes you to some extra places that you are not allowed to go on with a standard admission ticket. You will need to look at the times when the tours take place before you go.

Cardiff Castle is an absolute must-see if you’re visiting the city. Right in the centre, it blends Roman foundations, medieval walls, and lavish Victorian Gothic interiors in one incredible site. You can wander through the impressive castle apartments, climb the Norman keep for sweeping city views, and explore the old wartime tunnels hidden beneath the walls. Everything is beautifully preserved and full of detail — ornate ceilings, stained glass, intricate woodwork, and fascinating exhibits. The audio guide and staff give great insight into the castle’s long history, from Roman times to World War II. The castle grounds are peaceful and surprisingly spacious given it’s right in the heart of Cardiff, perfect for a stroll or a quiet break from the city bustle. There’s also a lovely café and shop on-site. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just looking for something iconic to see in Cardiff, this place is well worth the visit!

One of the better castles I've visited. Plenty to see and explore, interactive audio download available and very reasonably priced. The cafe and gift shop are quite small but the staff are helpful and friendly.

This castle is worth visiting. Many things to see and do. The house is lovely and there’s an informative museum too. Children love to roam at the ground. No parking available on the site. You need to find one on the other place.

Lovely castle at the heart of Cardiff city centre. One of the most well-preserved castles we visited. We visited on a weekday so it was not too crowded. The highlight was walking through the WW2 air raid shelter. The posters, the darkness and the sound effects from the speakers really enhanced our experience and we felt as if we travelled back in time. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our visit and we highly recommend it as a must see when you visit Cardiff.

Lovely well-maintained castle, friendly staff, and spacious lawns which make for a beautiful sight. It’a not very big but it’s lovely to see and the Firing Line museum below is informative and interesting. Worth a visit!

A really brilliant experience here. Make sure you download the audio guide and bring your earphones. One thing I would have preferred is that their locations and different numbers so you would know what to listen to add particular spots. But it's great to see so many languages catered for and despite it being busy, it was a really peaceful and enjoyable atmosphere. Definitely a highlight on my trip to Cardiff.

What an experience! Two very contrasting parts - natural history and art. The museum is completely free and, very kindly stored my suitcase whilst visiting. Several staff members engaged to discuss the exhibits - I found out that T Rex hunted in packs AND made a noise akin to a turkey, not a roar! A great way to spend the afternoon (especially if you're a kid).

Reminded me of the Natural History Museum in London. The section on Welsh geology is incredibly (too?) detailed. The cafe had no vegan food. The building is very grand. In summary, an old school museum.

This museum was free. If you like Art and History you should visit, it's beautiful, huge, and they even have toys in some rooms to keep the children busy. There's donation station to help towards the museum.

5th August 2025 This was my first visit to the Cardiff Museum, I took my Canadian cousin's family. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The layout was simple and easy to follow, every exhibit was marked with a brief description & history. What I loved most of all was how child friendly Cardiff Museum is. There were a number of stools for children to sit down, view and take notes if they preferred. In some displays there were artifacts like hats, caps, puzzles, etc that the children could use and have fun. A really good place to visit and it's free to enter.

I had an unbelievable experience at the National Museum of Wales. Words don’t do justice—this is simply a place you must visit! The museum beautifully captures Welsh history, culture, and art. From the fascinating natural history displays and archaeological treasures to the world-class collection of Impressionist paintings, every section is filled with stories worth exploring. I especially enjoyed seeing highlights from Wales’ industrial past and the stunning art galleries featuring works by Monet, Renoir, and Van Gogh. Pros: Free entry (a huge plus!) Wide variety of exhibits (art, history, natural sciences) Great for families and all ages. Rich insight into Welsh heritage and culture. Friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere. If you’re in Wales, don’t miss it—it’s more than just a museum, it’s a journey through time.

A nice location for you to visit with art and ceramics, natural history and so on. You will see the oldest elephant 🐘 skeleton and many good knowledge for Roman culture. Better for a weekend break if you see outside is rainy and need clean free toilets. Sometimes, they play good violin 🎻 and great classical music group🎶. Last time, I heard the Harry Potter song there 👌

I visited the National Museum Cardiff on Thursday and had an amazing experience. The staff were incredibly helpful, and I joined a family painting activity which was brilliant. The atmosphere was inspiring, and the museum is very family- and child-friendly, with something for everyone to enjoy. A perfect place to visit in the summer – highly recommended for families and anyone in Cardiff!

Cardiff Bay is an absolute gem! With its scenic waterfront, bustling cafes, and the stunning Wales Millennium Centre, it’s th perfect place for a relaxed day out

Nice restaurants & great views. Parking not always easy. Play areas for children.

Plenty of places to eat and a few gift shops to browse in too. Great to walk around the barrage to Penarth Head, and view the bay from another perspective.

Nice place to visit if near Cardiff, Wales. Things to do and see. Plenty of food places to explore and try out. There was boats ride available around the bay. (Need to check times and dates, for when available). There a few hotels nearby and parking available.

It’s a nice place to visit in Cardiff. Amazing view. A lot of restaurants and shops around. Mermaid car park at walking distance. Would recommend to take a walk if you happen to come Cardiff.

Really has come on and improved. The bay is now fully open and vibrant. The ghost development of past has come of age. Really pleasant on a hot sunny day. Enjoy a reasonably price boat trip out if the weather is fine

A cornucopia of arts, sports, business, maritime and political history with delightful retail outlets and eateries/bars/pubs/ restaurants to suit every taste!

Perhaps this is a tad unfair but I was only allowed into the front of the Centre, or was it the centre of the front? All doors to where the punters sit to watch performances were locked. I asked a member of staff if I could have a look but he refused. I joked that what I'd seen so far was so good it could've been built in England. Lead balloon time. Lighten up little Welsh man, okay, you weren't amused but a deafening silence would've been better than the response you gave. Coming over the border? Don't. We'll sing you away. Keep a welcome in the hillside, keep a welcome in the Vales, I may be back one day.

I got there early with my sister, staff great directed to the relevant place. We were able to get a drink and have a sit down for a bit. Been there for cabaret and the other shows there brilliant highly recommend. Only downside is if you drive everyone tries to get out straight away and they tend to get stuck in the parking part across the street

**The Wales Millennium Centre: A World-Class Cultural Destination** The Wales Millennium Centre stands as one of Cardiff's most impressive architectural achievements, and after experiencing "The Book of Mormon" there, I can confidently say it lives up to its reputation as a premier cultural venue. The building itself is breathtaking from the moment you approach. The distinctive design creates an immediate sense of anticipation, and the location in Cardiff Bay couldn't be more perfect. The waterfront setting adds to the overall experience, making a visit feel like a special occasion. What truly sets this venue apart is the theatre itself. The comfort level is exceptional - genuinely the most comfortable live theatre experience I've encountered. The seating is thoughtfully designed, allowing you to focus entirely on the performance without any distractions from cramped conditions or poor sightlines. The technical aspects are flawless. Both the acoustics and visibility are outstanding, ensuring every seat in the house offers an excellent experience. During "The Book of Mormon," every word was crystal clear and every visual detail was perfectly visible, which is exactly what you want from a musical production. Even the gift shop deserves recognition. Rather than the typical tourist fare, they offer unique and lovely items that feel special. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. The Wales Millennium Centre delivers on every level - from its stunning architecture and prime location to its superior comfort and technical excellence. It's a venue that enhances any performance, making it a true cultural jewel in Cardiff Bay. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a top-tier theatre experience.

We’ve come here many times. A wide range of theatrical productions, ballets and musicals are on offer. Tickets are affordable, particularly for young people. Drinks and snacks aren’t too bad either. Good parking facilities nearby. Spectacular setting in the bay. We had a great time seeing Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Ten theater was absolutely stunning! I mentioned how much of an art work the theater was to a staff member and they were kind enough to give me a brief history on it. The auditorium is massive and I did hear someone mentioned how they were far away but that they felt as if they were close.

We've been to this venue a number of times over the years, but I've been remiss in leaving a review. Having visited the centre to see Warhorse yesterday, itself a stunningly ambitious and superbly crafted and choreographed show, it's just worth mentioning that the Wales Millennium Centre is a fabulous and beautiful building - inside and out - and the auditorium is incredible with fantastic views and audio and lighting. Just a delight to visit.

Visited recently to see War Horse. The show was fantastic, seats comfy and venue excellent. Friendly staff and service and we loved the shop called Armadillo inside the centre. What a super shop selling loads of fab, unusually and quirky items. loved it ❤️

A very nice place to go. I was really impressed by the general air of cheerfulness and competence, and the way that the horses, the tack and the yard itself were so well looked after despite the weather we've had! Lovely to ride out over the Quantocks on the carefully chosen routes that make the most of this beautiful area. Thank you indeed.

Fantastic experience had by me and my wife. Wife had rode before, I never had. Excellent service from first phone enquiry to completion of booking. Really enjoyed the occasion and if you've ever thought about riding but were too nervous or unsure about it please don't hesitate to use Quantock Trekking. A big thank you to the girls in the yard for making it a truly memorable day.

Brilliant ride, lovely horses and very friendly staff - would highly recommend. The stables are right at the foot of the hills so you're straight up into the countryside immediately as the hack starts. Beautiful views.

We had a thoroughly enjoyable day trekking yesterday for my partners birthday. I have ridden before however this was my partner's first time riding and everyone was very friendly and helpful in making him feel comfortable and safe. The trek itself was lovely and we enjoyed the beautiful views of the countryside and the Quantocks. We would highly recommend Quantock Trekking and would defintely go again!

Just a brilliant morning, beautiful yard, horses so well cared for, staff fabulous with us as newbies. Highly recommend, also is a B&B with s fantastic pub a 1 minute walk away. Cant thank the lovely team enough x

Had a wonderful Sunday afternoon with five friends all of us novices Alana, Alex and Erin were so professional, patient and understanding with us. Horses behaved perfectly. Would highly recommend. TC.

My favourite hacking place in the UK. Wonderful family run business, friendly people, lovely horses and the most beautiful scenery and views. Reasonable prices too! Highly recommend.