Llanwrtyd Wells

"The smallest town in Great Britain" renowned for it's activities and local wildlife"

Llanwrtyd Wells is the smallest town in Britain with a population of about 600 people. This Spa Town was built upon the fame of the sulphur spring, which was discovered in 1732 with its curative powers. Now it is still very popular with visitors particularly if you are attracted to outdoor activities.

Dolecoed Road leads up the Abergwesyn Valley and the Devil's Staircase.
The Red Kite are common visitors to the town and there is a Hide where visitors can sit and watch them whilst they are fed daily and in the Tourist Information Office there is a closed-circuit television camera constantly on the nest of a pair of breeding Red Kites.

There are numerous Festivals held in the town from the famous Man versus Horse to the globally televised Bog Snorkelling Championships! (For a list of Festivals and Events in Llanwrtyd Wells please enquire.) Ideal location for the Royal Welsh Show. Llanwrtyd Wells also boasts a railway station, which is part of the Heart of Wales Line.

Llanwrtyd Wells

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