Wheelchair accessible things to do in Mid Wales


Exploring Mid Wales offers a tranquil escape into unspoiled natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Begin your journey in Aberystwyth, a charming seaside town boasting stunning beaches and the iconic Aberystwyth Cliff Railway for breathtaking views. Next, delve into Welsh history at Powis Castle, a grand medieval fortress surrounded by exquisite gardens.

Explore the rugged landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, where hiking trails lead to majestic peaks and serene lakes. Don't miss the enchanting village of Portmeirion, known for its whimsical architecture and colorful gardens. Finally, immerse yourself in Welsh folklore at the Centre for Alternative Technology, promoting sustainable living and renewable energy practices.

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Cantref Adventure Farm
Attraction
Adults £8

Cantref Adventure Farm

With stunning views of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains; many say that we have the best views in Wales.

Attraction
Free

Llangorse Lake

A Site of Special Scientific Interest, and home to a variety of wildlife, including fish, birds, and mammals.

Attraction
Adults from £5

Hay Castle

Discover the joy of creativity, culture and education at Hay-on-Wye's hub for arts, literature and learning.

Activity
From £35

Wreath Making Workshops

Christmas Wreath Making at Gregynog Hall with Ann Thompson. Join our RHS trained gardener on Saturday 10 December and make a wreath with a Gregynog twist!

Attraction
Free

Elan Valley

Part of the rugged Cambrian Mountains, Elan is a beautiful and unspoilt area made even more compelling by the dams and reservoirs.

Activity
Adults £6

Cambrian Archers

Cambrian Archers Afriendly archery club in Llanwrtyd Wells Powys Wales Gateway to the Cambrian Mountains Find us on Facebook Groups - Cambrian Archers

Attraction
Free

Knighton Market Town

A small market town sitting astride the border between Wales and England. A historic town set in the lush rolling country of the Marches.