Top Things to do in Llandrindod Wells
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Top 5 Things to do Good for Couples in Llandrindod Wells, Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Llandrindod Wells, United Kingdom including Alex Allpress Pottery School, The Hall at Abbey-Cwm-Hir, Arvon Ale House, Llandrindod Wells Golf Club, The National Cycle Museum.
Restaurants in Llandrindod Wells
1. Alex Allpress Pottery School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Potter's Wheel WorkshopsCreate and relax in rural tranquility.The Pottery is situated in the Upper Elan Valley in the Radnor Hills amidst the idyllic Wye valley villages and walkways. The perfect environment to unwind, learn a new skill and discover hidden talents. Everybody can do it. there are no mistakes in pottery, just happy accidents and learning experiences! Weekend Special Price All inclu with Lunch and firings: £165 Full Day throwing on the wheel by speciality tutors and ONLY small groups of up to Max. 4 p. Only £95. All skill level from 12 years, mixed clay workshop, slab and hand building from 6 years of age. Bespoke days possible and visits to you: Large groups possible: email for quotes
Reviewed By wendym366 - Talgarth, United Kingdom
My 7 year old daughter had such a fabulous evening learning to throw a pot with Alex. He is such a patient and fun teacher who coped admirably with her overflowing enthusiasm. She is thrilled that she made bowls and a cup she will be able to use (once they are finished being fired). Highly recommend this experience and next time I will bring the rest of the family and definitely have a go myself.
2. The Hall at Abbey-Cwm-Hir
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 567 reviews
The Hall is a 52 roomed, Grade 11* Gothic Revival mansion, standing in 12 acres of gardens near Llandrindod Wells in Mid Wales. The Hall offers tours to the public. The tours combine outstanding architecture, stunning interiors, thousands of collectable items and beautiful grounds. The gardens include a walled garden, woodland walks, a lake and waterfall, lawns, terraces and courtyards. From 1st November each year, all 52 rooms are decorated to individual themes for Christmas.
Reviewed By smh1302 - Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
We were very cordially greted by Paul and his lovely dog which set the tone for a terrific experience. It's a family home which is beautifully decorated for Christmas; all of the 52 rooms are open to the tours and each has it's own theme & Xmas decs, it's often a mish-mash of styles which only adds to its origionality but the overall effect is stunning as is the decor and furnishings. If you are expecting a traditionally furnished period property you maybe disappointed (visit a NT house instead!) but it's a quirky one-off which is very refreshing - Art Deco was once "different". It's very obvious that Paul & Victoria are emensly proud of their home and all the work they've put into it and rightly so, they were extremely genial hosts who went out of their way to make us and our son very welcome going above & beyond to make our experience so positive. Credit must also go to Karen who showed us around, she was fab & so knowledgeable, the time simply flew by.
3. Arvon Ale House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By fellte2016 - Old Colwyn, United Kingdom
Very friendly small micro pub in Llandridod Wells with very knowledgeable staff who know their ales and know how to keep them, the wines on sale looked good as well. Prices wee very reasonable. I was just passing through, most customers were locals and very friendly
4. Llandrindod Wells Golf Club
5. The National Cycle Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
The foremost cycle collection in the UK. Cycles of all ages and types.Lots of memorabilia and special exhibitions. Guaranteed to bring back memories. Situated in the famous Automobile Palace- an Art Deco Styled building
Reviewed By efcraig
Visited with my 9 year old granddaughter during half-term. Beforehand not sure if we would both be happy. Fears completely allayed. We both loved it. There were some quirky machines to keep her happy. History spans from hobby horse to modern carbon racing bikes. All great names of British bike history on display and brought back fantastic memories of the near recent times when everyone cycled. Also reminds us of the time when the UK particularly Coventry, was at the absolute cutting edge of design and manufacture of cycles. Curator really friendly and well laid out with ample explanations. A really pleasant way to spend an hour or so, with very reasonable entrance fee.
