Powys
The Powys region of Wales in this directory includes Hay-on-Wye and Llandrindod Wells.
Powys is the largest county in Wales, with its rugged landscapes and mountains including most of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Llandrindod Wells is the administrative capital of the county.
Accommodation
There are many accommodation options available in this area for tourists. There are hotels, inns, bed and breakfasts, self-catering units as well as camping options.
Please view the accommodation directory for more information on places to stay.
Activities
There are a range of activities on offer in this area, some of which are listed below:-
- Hay Castle
- Llanthony Priory - 12th century ruins
- Brecon Beacons
- River trips up the River Wye
- Pony trekking
- Walking / hiking
- Farmers market
- Golf course
- Bowls
- Outdoor skateboard/rollerskate park
- Rhayader - Red Kite Feeding Station and Welsh Royal Crystal workshops
- Elan Valley Dam
- National Cycling Museum
- Radnorshire Museum Rock Park Spa - alternative therapies and up-to-date treatment in the hydrotherapy centre
- The Heart of Wales Farmers' Community Market
- Rock Park and Spa
- Llandrindod Lake - purpose built during the 19th century
- The Lakeside Café - offers fine views of the lake
- Llandrindod Premier Play Park - a colourful and attractive children's play area
- Memorial Gardens - commemorates those who died in the First and Second World War
- Temple Gardens - spacious and colourful gardens with the added attraction of the Bandstand
Please see the activities directory for more information on all the things to do in Powys.
Businesses
The business community of Wales as a whole does very well thanks to its tourism industry and tourist attractions. You will find many local products, shops, stalls and great local restaurants to choose from.
Please go to our business directory for a list of businesses, or add your own free business listing.
