The Vale of Rheidol Valley Light Railway takes tourists from Aberystwyth station to the Mynach waterfalls through the glorious wooded Rheidol Valley. The 19-km trip takes an hour as the train climbs slowly to the terminus at a height of 195 m. The ..

There are few modern intrusions to mar the Victorian harmony of Marine Terrace, a sinuous line of small hotels and guest houses facing the sea. To the north, the Cliff Railway, a steam train dating back to 1896, still scales the heights of Constituti..

Begun in 1277 by Edward I on the site of an earlier stronghold, the castle was taken by the Welsh Prince, Glyn Dwr, in 1414. It was here that he proclaimed the founding of the independent Church of Wales and the establishment of two universities. All..

Outside the old centre with its narrow streets, a remarkably exuberant building, the Coliseum Theatre (1904) has now been turned into the Ceredigion Museum . Exhibits illustrate regional history, with an emphasis on archeology, rural life, Welsh f..

In addition to part of the national legal archives, the National Library of Wales houses a priceless collection of manuscripts and treasures of Welsh and Celtic literature. A selection of this heritage is presented in temporary exhibitions while th..