Why Go to Aberystwyth?

Why Go to Aberystwyth?

There's an historic railway
Its brilliant railway meant that that town had a real boom in tourism in the Victorian ages. The Rheidol railway opened in 1902 and its steam engines still travel to Aberystwyth today. The carriages are open in summer and it's one of the best train journeys you'll take in the UK.

What's Aberystwyth famous for?

Although a thriving sea-side town in the summer, the historic town of Aberystwyth is better known as a university town and the centre of learning for Wales, as it is also home to the National Library of Wales and boasts the largest Arts Centre in Wales. The town is huddled between three hills and two beaches.

What's it like in Aberystwyth?

Aberystwyth is small community town, and for many students coming from a big city it can be quite a culture shock. There are no shopping malls, no multiplex cinemas; Aberystwyth is a place where you come to appreciate the simple things in life.

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