Tourist Guides & Information in Mid Wales

Llandrindod Wells
http://www.llandrindod.co.uk
This website is dedicated to providing information for residents and visitors of Llandrindod Wells.

Crickhowell
http://www.crickhowell.org
Crickhowell (population about 2000) is a thriving market town snuggling between the softly rounded Black Mountains and the dramatic Brecon Beacons, in arguably the most beautiful valley in the National Park. It is a lively, friendly community with a strong identity, excellent individual shops and many superb restaurants. There are first-class primary and secondary schools, a myriad of businesses and organisations, hotels, bunkhouses and guest houses.

Welshpool
http://www.welshpool.org
Welshpool and area has an endless range of things to do and places to see. Within this site you will find details on walking trails, wildlife, fishing and golf, country sports, leisure facilities, entertainment, accommodation, historic sites, beautiful villages and scenery, gardens, transport attractions, arts, crafts and galleries, events and festivals, shopping and more.

Booktown
http://www.booktown.co.uk
Hay-on-Wye is not just a \'town of books\' , many businesses thrive in the area. The town has many attractions for the visitor, they range from Walking, Climbing and other Outdoor Pursuits to The Festival of Literature which visits the town for 10 days in the Spring.

Brecon Historical Cathedral Town
http://www.brecontown.co.uk
This is a town where you\'ll enjoy losing yourself...... not only in the narrow streets and passageways lined with Georgian and Jacobean shop fronts, but in the sense of timelessness.

Montgomeryshire Country Holidays
http://www.mont-hols.co.uk
Montgomeryshire Country Holidays is a group of local holiday service providers who have come together to bring you all that\'s best in this outstandingly beautiful Mid Wales county. Whether you\'re looking for accommodation, either B&B or self-catering, a friendly caravan site, activities such as horse-riding, fishing, falconry, quad-biking, cycling or walking, you\'ll find the answer here in the secret heartland of Wales.

WalesRails
http://www.walesrails.co.uk
A survey of railways in Wales, and the tourist attractions they serve.

The Welsh Community of St Harmon
http://www.saintharmon.org.uk
Once the Parish of St Harmon in the County of Radnorshire, now designated as a Welsh Community in the County of Powys, our community is at the very heart of Wales.

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