The Best Mid Wales Attractions & Activities

Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales features dramatic peaks, waterfalls and caves. Ideal for hiking, cycling and stargazing, it offers stunning scenery, wildlife and charming towns across its vast, unspoilt landscape.

all visits include a guided tour of the House and Garden. Many interesting mature trees and shrubs. The Poison Garden is unique containing over 110 poisonous plants, including ricin and hemlock, intrigues and fascinates the visitors

world famous garden with Italianate terraces and fine statuary. With period paintings, furniture and tapestries in the castle, including a beautiful collection of Indian treasures

up to 400 of these beautiful birds of prey gather to be fed, with general hides and specialist photographic hides, all just a few metres away from where the birds are fed

peaceful and secluded with a winding path down to a lake and small waterfall. Autumn is a particularly time to visit with spectacular colouring and a magnificent view looking back up from the other side of the lake

Brecknock Museum and Art Gallery in Brecon showcases the culture and history of Powys. Housed in a Georgian building, it features archaeology, art and local stories, blending heritage with contemporary exhibitions.

Brecon Cathedral, set in the heart of Brecon, dates from the 12th century. With striking architecture, stained glass and peaceful grounds, it offers history, reflection and beautiful views over the surrounding hills.

with a continuing programme of exhibitions of Wales' top artists, events and festivals and a permanent exhibition of Welsh art post 1900