Things To Do in Builth Wells in the Winter Months
If you're looking for a peaceful winter escape, Builth Wells in mid-Wales offers the perfect retreat. From exploring local galleries to walking across acres of moorland, there's plenty to make your visit memorable. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, this guide highlights the top things to do in Builth Wells during the winter months.
Erwood Station Craft Centre Est. 2023
All aboard! Escape the winter chill and visit the unique Erwood Station, featuring a quaint gallery and café in a series of train carriages.
The gallery celebrates the creativity of local artists, showcasing stunning arts and crafts that capture the essence of the nation. You can also treat yourself at the dog friendly café, offering a warm welcome to you and your four-legged friends. With plenty of vegan and gluten free options, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Once a small, independent Welsh railway, Erwood Station’s fascinating history is bound to intrigue you on your visit to Wales. If you’re lucky, you may be able to catch one of their events throughout the year, including art classes and live music. Take a look by clicking here.
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Pant-y-Llyn Lake
Feeling adventurous? Pant-y-Llyn invites you to explore acres of moorland and fantastic fishing opportunities. While outdoor activities in winter might seem unconventional, this serene location offers a fantastic escape, where you can immerse yourself in the peaceful beauty of nature.
For fishing enthusiasts, Pant-y-Llyn is a true gem. Take your experience to the next level by acquiring a Fishing Passport, granting you exclusive access to your own stretch of this idyllic corner of the world. As the Fishing Passport team puts it, "The Fishing Passport gives access to some of the best salmon, sea trout, trout, grayling and coarse fishing Wales and The Marches have to offer."
Whether you're casting a line or simply soaking in the quiet charm of Pant-y-Llyn, this is your chance to embrace the great outdoors!
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Llywelyn Monument
Calling all history buffs! Step into a tale of courage, betrayal and Welsh spirit with a visit to the Llywelyn Monument. This iconic site offers a fascinating glimpse into the dramatic events of 1282, making it a must see on your journey through Welsh heritage.
Legend has it that a nearby well was once used to wash Llywelyn’s severed head before it was sent to Edward I at Rhuddlan Castle, a grim reminder of conquest in medieval times.
Discover the story behind this monument and uncover the heart of Wales’ rich history in Builth Wells. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about the past, the Llywelyn Monument promises an unforgettable experience.
Wyeside Arts Centre
Step into the creative scene of Builth Wells at Wyeside Arts Centre, a vibrant hub that celebrates live performances, films and community arts. This independently run charity prides itself on its warm, inclusive atmosphere, making the arts accessible and inspiring for all.
Wyeside offers something for every taste, making it the beating heart of cinema and theatre in the region. Film lovers can enjoy everything from blockbuster hits to indie treasures, while theatre enthusiasts are treated to Shakespeare, pantomime and more.
Take a look at their upcoming shows, here.
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For a full run down on upcoming events in Builth Wells, we recommend visiting Eventbrite or Facebook.
Lake Country House Hotel & Spa
Escape the hustle this winter and unwind in a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature’s beauty.
Nestled in the heart of Wales, Lake Country House invites you to embrace a peaceful retreat fit with spa treatments, award winning seasonal cuisine and wonderful wine by the fire.
Step outside to explore serene landscapes or simply soak in the peace and quiet.
If you need a place to stay near Builth Wells you may book one of our hotel rooms online or give us a call on 01591620202 for any hotel enquiries.
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