BRECON (Aberhonddu) is a sturdy county town at the northern edge of the central Beacons. The proliferation of well-proportioned Georgian buildings and its proximity to the hills and lakes of the National Park make it a popular stopping-off place and a good base for day walks in the well-waymarked hills to the south. The town's highlight is the Brecknock Museum (AprilSept MonFri 10am5pm, Sat 10am1pm & 25pm, Sun noon5pm; OctMarch MonFri 10am5pm, Sat 10am1pm & 24pm; £1), at the junction of the Bulwark and Glamorgan … more »
Brecon is a nice old town with narrow streets and passageways lined with... more »
Wales manages to cram quite a bit in. Not just our mountains, valleys... more »