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Brecon is blessed with two National Trails and a National Park, this is fabulous walking and thinking country. Brecon is a charming and lively market town with a year-round program of cultural events including the Hay Festival, Green Man, HowTheLightGetsIn, and Brecon Jazz draws visitors from all over the world.
Little can match the enjoyment of ambling along a canal towpath or riverside path, exploring a wildflower carpeted wood, being rewarded with breathtaking views from the top of one of our mountains or being dazzled by our star bedecked dark skies.
As a Dark Sky Zone, there are plenty of stargazing events, where you can peer at provide meteor showers through a telescope. Or just step outside, look up, and prepare to be dazzled!

Brecon may feel remote, but it’s very well-connected. It’s straightforward to get here by public transport or car.
PARKING:
There is a public car park (Kensington Car Park – Sat Nav, LD3 9AN), a few minutes walk away from the house. You can park there for a maximum of four hours between the hours of 8am – 6pm. It is also free after 6pm until 8am.
Free off-street parking is also dotted around the area.
The nearest would be opposite The Castle Hotel (LD3 9qDB) and in the residential area around there. This is a two/three-minute walk away. You can also try driving over Llanfaes Bridge, turning into the road alongside Llanfaes Dairy (LD3 8AH). All on-street parking in that area is free. This would be approximately an 8-minute walk from the house.
By car
The Brecon Beacons National Park is within easy reach of the M4, M50 and A40.
For directions and an estimate of your journey time, search the AA journey planner.
By public transport
To look up public transport routes and timetables, contact Traveline Cymru.
Train
There are hourly direct trains to Abergavenny on the Cardiff-Manchester line, and good connections from other cities.
There are trains to Merthyr Tydfil from Cardiff and Pontypridd every half hour, taking one hour.
Llandovery is on the Heart of Wales line, with trains from Llanelli, Swansea and Shrewsbury four times a day.
Coach
Coach travellers can get to Abergavenny, Cardiff, Neath or Swansea with National Express or to Cardiff or Swansea with Megabus. Both these companies will carry bikes if packed in boxes, bags or cases.
Bus
It’s easy to travel to the Brecon Beacons National Park from South Wales and Hereford by bus.
Regular services run to our National Park daily. The T4 runs from Cardiff to Newtown via Brecon. The T6 runs from Swansea to Brecon.
The X55 Cymru Clipper service from Swansea and Neath now runs to Pontneddfechan, serving both the Angel Inn and Dinas Rock, providing easy access to Waterfall Country.