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Town and community in Carmarthenshire, Wales
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Llandeilo (population: 2,500) is a small historic town in Carmarthenshire, South Wales.
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The park is home to a herd of white cattle and also has a lake and a deer park. Admission for house and park (standard rate): adult £5.45, child £2.72, family £13.63.
Dinefwr Park
National Nature Reserve, historic country house and 18th-century landscape park, enclosing a medieval deer park
This row of attractive, pastel coloured houses is the most famous and recognizable landmark in the town.
Beautiful castle on a high crag overlooking the River Towy. Climb up the round tower, walk the battlements and see the wonderful views. Free entry to the castle on foot, but car park charges apply in the National Trust car park at Newton House.
Castle Woods
Beautiful nature reserve of the Wildlife Trust, in a peaceful setting by the River Towy. Geologically interesting, with birds, badgers, and bluebells among other delights at any time of year.
An imposing castle located a few miles from Llandeilo off the A483. Cafe and gift shop. There is an admission fee payable at the cafe/gift shop.
Ten acres of historic gardens surrounding Aberglasney House in Carmarthenshire.
Iron Age hill fort
ruined former monastery of the Premonstratensians
Neoclassical manor house and estate
Great bar meals and an intimate Bistro at the rear.
An award winning restaurant in Salem, 3 miles north of Llandeilo.
Contemporary cuisine, served in the bar or restaurant. Great views of Llandeilo in the garden.
A boutique hotel housed in a Georgian grade II listed building in the heart of Llandeilo.
Lisa & James Woodward have converted an old butter house into a five star comfortable Character cottage, self catering suitable for up to 6+cot. Private but on the outskirts of town. Mini Breaks available.
Bwthyn Parc y Brenin
Stone built Welsh Cottage; 4*.
Three guest bedrooms with en suite facilities. 3* rating via the Welsh Tourist Board.
Stone cottage c. 1756 sleeping 4+2 near both the market town of Carmarthen and the historical town of Llandeilo (7 miles), centrally heated throughout.
Quiet friendly campsite in the hills, dog friendly. It's open April-Oct.
Glamping in a converted barn or two off-grid cabins on a hillside dairy farm.
Excellent small hotel, not plush, but great welcome and dining. No children under 10.
Hand-made chocolates' and organic ice-cream
fine paintings, ceramics and sculptures by local and nationally known artists
There are 2 large antiques venues on Station Road: The Works and James Ash. Once a month an Antiques Fair is held at the Civic Hall, and also a Car Boot Sale takes place there monthly.
By car
The town is located near the end of the M4.
By Bus
Buses available from Ammanford, Carmarthen. Llandovery and Swansea.
The town is small enough to cover on foot. A historic Town Trail leaflet guides visitors around the oldest part of town, with display boards.
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