Self Catering in Central Wales
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Locations are approximate and should be used for guidance purposes only. Please see individual cottages for more precise location information.
Locations in Central Wales
Abbey-Cwm-Hir - Aberaeron - Abergorlech - Aberystwyth - Bleddfa - Brecon - Builth Wells - Capel Bangor - Clarach - Crickhowell - Crossgates - Cwm Rheidol - Devils Bridge - Dolau - Ffarmers - Glanaman - Glasbury - Hay-on-Wye - Howey - Kinnerton - Lampeter - Llanafan - Llanafan Fawr - Llanbadarn Fynydd - Llanbister - Llandeilo - Llandrindod Wells - Llangadog - Llangorse - Llanilar - Llanllwni - Llanon - Llanrhystud - Llansadwrn - Llansawel - Llanwrthwl - Llanybydder - Llanyre - Llyswen - Llywernog - New Quay - Painscastle - Pontrhydfendigaid - Pumsaint - Rhandirmwyn - Rhayader - Sennybridge - St Harmon - Walton - Ystradgynlais -
Free entry to National Trust properties throughout England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, plus discounted admission to National Trust for Scotand properties.
This northern British kingdom was formed the merger of Bernicia and Deira in the 6th century
23 September, 1326
Queen Isabella and Roger Mortimer land at Orwell, Suffolk
Barons opposed to Isabella's husband, Edward II, join them in revolt. Edward is deposed and murdered.
This monarch dissolved all the monasteries in his realm as part of a split from the Catholic church in Rome