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La zone locale

© Steve Wilce

La Heart of Wales Line traverse deux viaducs impressionnants à Knucklas et à Cynghordy et traverse six tunnels, dont un sur la magnifique montée vers le Pain de Sucre. Plus de 30 stations sont desservies par la ligne dont Llandovery,

The Heart of Wales Line

The Heart of Wales Line Trail

The Heart of Wales Line Trail is a long distance walk that weaves between stations along the line. It opened in Spring 2019 across Shropshire, Powys, Carmarthenshire, Brecon Beacons National Park, and the City & County of Swansea.

Cynghordy Viaduct

Cynghordy Viaduct

The Cynghordy Viaduct is a railway bridge that was built in 1867-8. It spans over 305 metres in length and is 33 metres high, with 18 arches built on a curve. The viaduct was noted as a Grade II listed building in July 1966.

The Heart of Wales Line

The Heart of Wales Line

The Heart of Wales Line is a spectacular rural railway between Swansea and Shrewsbury via Llandovery. The seven days/week train service is operated by Transport for Wales. Much loved by day trippers and walkers, the line also provides a vital transport link for lively rural communities and towns across Mid Wales and the Borders.

Sugar Loaf

Dolauhirion Bridge

Dolauhirion Bridge

Llyn Brianne Reservoir

Llyn Brianne Reservoir

Dolaucothi Gold Mines

Dolaucothi Gold Mines

Aberglasney Gardens

Aberglasney Gardens

Red Kite Feeding Station

Red Kite Feeding Station

Usk Reservoir

In the footsteps of the Physicians of Myddfai

In the footsteps of the Physicians of Myddfai

Pantycelyn Farmhouse, Home of William Williams and His Descendants

Pantycelyn Farmhouse, Home of William Williams and His Descendants

Y Garn Goch, Iron Age settlement

Y Garn Goch, Iron Age settlement

Cwm Rhaeadr

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