Whether you wish to explore our rich culture and heritage or try out our world class activity centres, there are plenty of attractions to take in during your stay at Merthyr Tydfil.
The Grade II* registered Cyfarthfa Park is one of the most frequently visited free tourist attractions in Wales.
Covering 65 hectares it occupies a prominent position overlooking the town of Merthyr T…
The concept is simple, picture a ski resort, remove the snow and replace the pistes with an array of sweeping flowy bike trails meandering to the bottom of the mountain and you are close. Add a bunch …
Whether it’s climbing in the largest indoor climbing centre in south Wales, Canoeing on the Taff bargoed lakes, exploring the man-made caving system or navigating the Aerial Adventure course, Summit C…
Parkwood Outdoors Dolygaer is an activity centre based in the south of the Brecon Beacons, just a 15 minute drive from Merthyr Tydfil centre. The centre offers a fantastic range of activities delivere…
The Brecon Mountain Railway is one of “The Great Little Trains of Wales”. So take a journey following part of the route of the original Brecon to Merthyr railway.
What is it?
Heritage Narrow Gauge St…
REDHOUSE is an arts and creative industries centre situated in the Old Town Hall — a magnificent Grade II* listed building — in the heart of Merthyr Tydfil.
Home to a busy programme of performances, e…
Merthyr Tydfil Town Centre offers a wide range of retailers, markets, cafes and restaurants.
The town centre is easily accessible via foot, bicycle, public transport and car. There are several car par…
Situated in the beautiful Taff Bargoed Valley, Parc Taf Bargoed is deemed by many as being the hidden gem of Merthyr Tydfil with its panoramic views and natural beauty. The park, formerly the site of …
Merthyr Tydfil Leisure Village is the premier location for recreation in the South Wales Valleys. Developed over a 100,000 sq ft the site offers the best in contemporary sport and leisure facilities, …
Canolfan and Theatr Soar is a cultural centre at the heart of Merthyr Tydfil’s Town Centre. This is the place to go if you want to use your Welsh or experience and hear the Welsh language being spoke…
The Ynysfach Engine House was built in 1836 for the adjacent Ynysfach Ironworks. They were owned by the Crawshay family who also owned the world famous Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
The Ynysfach works closed …
Number 4 Chapel Row is the birthplace of Dr Joseph Parry, one of Wales’ best known musicians and composers, who achieved fame through his hymns and operas as well as his most famous song “Myfanwy”. Th…
Merthyr Leisure offers a wealth of sporting and leisure activities for the whole family from its flagship facility at the Merthyr Leisure Village and its Aberfan and Merthyr Vale Centre.
Visit us to e…
Trago Merthyr Tydfil is located just off the A470 (Swansea Road) and comprises of 200,000 products across 38 departments. You'll find thousands of bargains and all under one roof!
The Piazza, located…
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