Mid Wales

Mid Wales is the green heart of Wales. The clear seas, bright harbours and hidden coves of the Ceredigion coastline give way to red kite-filled skies, busy market towns and dramatic hill walks. Within the region of Mid Wales you'll find Ceredigion and Powys.

Map highlighting the mid Wales region

Cerddwr yn cerdded tuag at Pen Y Fan

Aerial shot of car on road on the Great Orme.

Highlights along The Cambrian Way

Unmissable things to do along The Cambrian Way following the A470 through Mid Wales.

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Red Kite in flight

Fall for Mid Wales as the nights draw in

Mid Wales is a truly magical place in autumn. Be enchanted by the wildlife filled countryside.

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Red Kites flying over a lake.

Discover Mid Wales' accessible attractions

From activities to relaxing canal boat cruises, Mid Wales has lots to offer people with disabilities.

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Signpost of Glyndŵr's Way with Clywedog Reservoir and hills in the background

Pick your favourite walk on Glyndŵr's Way

It’s got history, heritage and scenery. Take in some of the most beautiful views in Wales on Glyndŵr's Way.

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man and two children walking with view towards Aberystwyth coast.

Calming seaside towns

Discover some of the seaside towns and historic features in coastal Mid Wales.

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A cafe by a large lake surrounded by trees.

Chilling out in and around Llandrindod Wells

Here's our guide to exploring Llandrindod Wells - a Victorian spa town with loads to see and do!

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Person looking out over the mountains and a lake in the early morning.

Road tripping through the Cambrian Mountains

Dafydd Wyn Morgan gives the inside scoop on what to see and do across the Cambrian Mountains.

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Llanwrtyd Wells

Beautiful lake lined with trees reflecting in the water

The smallest town in Wales

Its population is 850, but Llanwrtyd Wells has one of the most active communities in Wales.

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Image of a person wearing a snorkel and mask in a bog.

Can you beat the bog?

Fancy a 60 metre swim in a peat bog? Of course you do. There’s a World Title up for grabs.

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New Quay harbour from above.

Discover disabled-friendly stays in Mid Wales

Discover our pick of the best accessible holiday accommodation Mid Wales has to offer.

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Image of fields, trees and hills at dawn

Mid Wales: discover the past

From mountains to mines, there's a lot of industrial and social history to explore in Mid Wales.

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Views of Aberystwyth bay from the Cliff top railway.

An insider's guide to Aberystwyth

Discover the best places to stay, eat amazing food, shop and chill out in Ceredigion's largest town.

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Der hübsche Ort Aberaeron.

Enchanting Aberaeron

Aberaeron in Mid Wales has great food, natural wonders, historic landscapes and a proud heritage.

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Cardigan Bay coastal adventures

Discover some of the activities, adventures and attractions near Cardigan Bay in Mid Wales.

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Machynlleth

Machynlleth from above.

Spotlight on Machynlleth

Things to do in and around the quirky Mid Wales market town of Machynlleth.

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Festival tents lit up at night

Machynlleth - a market town that's not just for laughs

Machynlleth Comedy Festival founder Henry Widdicombe shares his favourite spots in this lovely town.

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Laughing all the way to Aberystwyth

Esyllt Sears tells us why the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival should be on any comedy fan's list.

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Off the beaten track

Sunny image of the side of a small whitewashed church

Mid Wales' special places of faith

Your guide to a showcase of some of the best places to experience our faith heritage in Mid Wales.

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River Teifi in low light with boars on the river.

Teifi Valley adventures

Discover the best things to see, eat, drink and do along the shores of the River Teifi.

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view of bridge and river, with autumn colours.

Explore the 'Kingdom of Builth'

This mid Wales market town makes a fine base for walking, cycling or a trip to the Royal Welsh Show.

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An aerial shot of the river held back by the dam surrounded by forest.

An Elan Valley adventure

Things to see and do in the beautiful Elan Valley, Mid Wales.

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Two people canoeing in the Wye Valley

Real adventures in the Brecon Beacons

Inspirational ideas to get active in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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A group of walkers catching a train.

Rails and trails through the middle of Wales

Planning great days out in towns and countryside using the scenic Heart of Wales railway line.

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