Despite at first glance appearing deserted there is more to Gelligaer than meets the eye – its complex history of fact and legend has left interesting Roman and Medieval remains. Among its gems are a interesting Roman and Medieval remains. Among its gem are a megalithic burial mound at Carn Bugail, the Cen Gelligaer Stone and the remnants of Capel Gwladys, the mother of Tydfil the Martyr from which Merthyr Tydfil gets its name.
Visitors to Merthyr Tydfil who want to become more familiar with the county borough will be able to pinpoint exactly where they need to go through a new interactive website map.
The Visit Merthyr Location Finder put together by County Borough Council…
Merthyr Tydfil’s tourism success story is continuing apace, with the sector having a £100m economic impact locally in 2018 – an increase of almost £30m from the previous year.
The 35.4% rise was due to a 41% increase in the number of annual visitors …
Our new 2020 Visitors Guide is here!
We’ve got everything from world class adventures to breath-taking landscapes waiting to be discovered.
Pick it up locally or download from this website.
© Merthyr Tydfil CBC - 2018
