Things to do in and around Brecon

We enjoy sharing our special house and garden and are very proud of the area we live in so are only too happy to help plan a day out.

Guests are very welcome to borrow guide books and maps.

The market town of Brecon is an ideal base from which to explore our outstanding National Park.

Brecon itself has a range of attractions, and boasts three museums. The Brecknock Museum and Art Gallery, The Military Museum (Zulu Exhibition) and the Tythebarn Heritage Centre at the cathedral.

Brecon has art galleries specializing in Welsh art and ceramics, as well as monthly craft markets. There is also a monthly antiques fair and farmers market ensuring there is always something new to see and do. Go to Art Beat Brecon for more information.

The Brecon Agricultural show in August is one of the oldest in Britain and every year Brecon hosts the widely acclaimed jazz festival, a great weekend with terrific jazz and a wonderful atmosphere in the town. The Hay Festival of Literature is within easy access and attracts world famous authors.

Brecon's theatre offers a wide range of entertainment including opera, dance and touring theatre companies as well as local talent.

Within the National Park there is excellent walking, cycling, fishing, sailing, pony trekking, gliding, golf and climbing, something to suit all tastes from those seeking adventure and fun to those who prefer a leisurely stroll with some retail therapy.

Brecon is ideally placed to tour Mid Wales and beyond, from Hay on Wye with it's town of book shops to The National Botanic Garden. For a full programme of activities go to Get Active Brecon.

For more information go to Visit Brecon.com

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