Thousands of visitors arrive in style at Llandrindod Wells Station when the town celebrates its Victorian heyday during the August Victorian Festival. But this town has much to offer the whole family all year round, whether visiting for the day or staying longer.
The largest and most famous of the mid Wales spa towns, it is the youngest town on the line with perfectly preserved Victorian architecture built around 1860 to 1930. Many hotels border the pleasant Temple Gardens in the centre of the town.
Within walking distance along a tree-lined avenue is the lake, beautiful in all seasons. At the lakeside is a craftshop and tearoom, with a play area for children nearby. The Victorian Festival ends here with a huge fireworks display. More information about tourism in Powys is available from the Powys Tourism Web site.