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Aberystwyth town centre is spread around variety of interesting roads - the street names and architecture reflect the history and growth of the town since the Middle Ages. You can expect to hear plenty of people using Welsh as they go about their daily lives. Most of the town centre is easy to get to from the railway station and car parks by the retail centres.
There’s lots of lovely independent shops in Aberystwyth, so if you are stocking up on holiday gifts, bring an empty case. Polly boutique is a favourite for ladies contemporary fashions and accessories, Coastal Vintage does what it says on the tin and Ystwyth Books is a small charming second hand bookshop where it’s easy to get lost in the racks for a few hours.
Aberystwyth is a foodie heaven, with an abundance of options for all tastes and budgets. Ultracomida, a remarkable Spanish / Welsh deli and tapas bar, that has warmth and atmosphere in spades. Cocktails at The Libertine are also recommended, as well as a quick (or lengthy) stop in Bañera, aptly named as it’s situated in Bath Street (Bañera meaning ‘bath’ in Spanish).
A visit to Aberystwyth is quite impossible without a walk, jog or mindfulness moment on the mile long Victorian promenade. The seafront also boasts the oldest pier in Wales (it was built in 1864), which offers the second best vantage point of Aberystwyth. And the best vantage point is at the end of north beach’s promenade, atop the 430 feet that is Constitution Hill.