The Animalarium at Borth is a collection of unusual and interesting animals to amuse and delight you.
We have domestic and farm animals which you can pet and feed in the petting barn.
Also there are exotic and endangered species in the larger enclosures, where we attempt to breed animals whose natural environment is under threat.
Visit us for a day to remember!

Bwlch Nant yr Arian is Forestry Commission Wales' prime visitor attraction in the heart of Mid Wales. We are famous for Red Kites, which we feed here daily (3pm summer, 2pm winter). There is a variety of walking and mountain bike trails as well as an all ability route which circles the lake. We also have 2 play areas, picnic sites and a newly opened Animal Puzzle trail. To round off your day here, sit back and relax in our cafe and take in the breath taking views which surround us.

18th-century Welsh gentry estate – with house, walled gardens and home farm
Designed and built by John Nash
Many unaltered features including service courtyard with dairy, laundry, brewery and salting house
Working organic farm and two restored walled gardens
Set in the beautiful Aeron valley with extensive estate and parkland walks
Extensive events programme

LLYWERNOG is an authentic 18th century silver mine. A visit to Llywernog offers a fascinating insight into life nearly 200 years ago, when the mine employed over 60 people. Today, Llywernog is a fascinating and educational family adventure, and continues to be developed as a major all-weather attraction.
FRIENDLY and knowledgeable guides, who are always on hand to answer your questions and identify your geological finds, make Llywernog an ideal venue for schools and group visits.

Why not come and enjoy the spectacular and breathtaking views of the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coast aboard one of our spectacular passenger vessels.

New Quay Boat Trips can offer you a one hour or two hour coastal cruise along the coast giving you an increased chance of encountering the wildlife around Cardigan Bay.

"An unforgettable journey through the spectacular Rheidol Valley by narrow gauge steam train."
The Vale of Rheidol Railway is one of the Great Little Trains of Wales and was the last steam railway owned by British Rail until it was privatised in 1989. Trains depart from the centre of the resort town of Aberystwyth on the Cambrian coast. The railway is adjacent to the British Rail station and ample car parking is available in our own car park off Park Avenue.

Spectacularly set in the beautiful Tywi valley of Carmarthenshire, Aberglasney House features one of the finest gardens in Wales. Aberglasney Gardens have been an inspiration to poets since 1477. The story of Aberglasney spans many centuries, but, the house's origins are still shrouded in obscurity.

12th-century Welsh castle, historic house and 18th-century landscape park, enclosing a medieval deer park
Home to more than 100 fallow deer and a small herd of White Park Cattle
Number of scenic walks, including a wooded boardwalk
Country house with some rooms dressed in 1912 style, exhibition rooms, tea-room and NT shop.

Gold mines in use from Roman times to the 20th century
Unique Roman gold mine set amid wooded hillsides
Guided tours of the underground workings and exhibition on gold
Opportunities to experience the frustration of gold panning
Splendid views of the beautiful Cothi Valley and three estate walks
New exhibition on mining history

Bring out your inner ape! Can you handle three hours of tree top adventure? Are you wild enough to climb a 40ft rope-ladder, Tarzan-swing into a giant rope-net, zip-wire through trees, crawl through tunnels and tackle high wire rope-bridges? If the answer's 'yes,' then you're ready to Go Ape! Minimum age 10 years. Minimum height 1.40m. Under 18's must be supervised by a participating adult. An adult can supervise either two children or up to five 16-17 years old. Pre-booking essential.