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Cardiff, the national capital, is 60 miles south of Powys, while Llandrindod Wells lies 6 miles to the south.

Hang out with the kids at Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Centre and Park Hall The Countryside Experience. If you're looking for even more family fun, continue on to Blackpill Lido and Aberdare Swimming Pool.

You and the kids will have a ball seeing the furry, feathered and scaled inhabitants at Falconry Experience Wales. Be sure to ask at the entrance about hands-on activities and where to find the zoo's most popular species.

Plantasia plays an integral role in conserving the area's botanical specimens. Be sure to stop by and admire their hard work.

On a fine day, grab some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the pleasant urban parks, such as Singleton Park and Cwmdonkin Park. There's also plenty of room to lay about on the grass at Bron-Yr-Efail Wood and the Glansevern Hall Gardens.

Once you arrive, you'll be able to find out about what to see and where to go at Garwnant Visitor Centre and Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor Centre.

At once peaceful and turbulent, Aberdulais Falls is well worth taking the trip to see. You might also enjoy finding a clear vantage point at Sgwd-yr-Eira and Pistyll Rhaeadr.

Gaze out over the mirror-like water, do some bird-watching and check for water-based activities at Llangorse Lake and Llandrindod Lake.

If you feel like catching a picturesque sunset, watching the seabirds or just sitting back by the water's edge, head to Swansea Beach or Rhossili Beach. You could also test the water temperature out at Oxwich Bay Beach and Port Eynon Beach.

Need to get away from the hustle and bustle of the modern world? Make your way over to Pen y Fan and Cyfarthfa Park and Museum. Nature-loving visitors will also enjoy Whiteford National Nature Reserve and Celtic Trail.

Expand your knowledge with a visit to one of the area's wonderfully curated exhibition spaces. Savour the quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you check out the displays at Owain Glyndŵr Centre and MOMA Wales. National Cycle Collection and Radnorshire Museum are also worthwhile.

Inquiring young minds should make time for Swansea Observatory, a captivating science and natural history centre.

A haven for lovers of art, this area is home to a range of spaces in which artists and designers exhibit their work. Stop by the Ceri Richards Gallery and the Willow Art Gallery and see the best of what this creative enclave has to offer. If you can fit them in, the Erwood Station Craft Centre, Gallery and Tea Rooms and the Lion Street Gallery are also well worth your time.

Even if you're not a history buff, you'll surely see something to stimulate your imagination at the National Waterfront Museum. On top of that, you just might like to have a look at the displays at the Rhayader Museum and Gallery and the Swansea Museum.

To learn about the area's rich and colourful past, be sure to visit at least one of its many historic structures and monuments. Start your history lesson at the Swansea University or Swansea Guildhall. When it comes to days of old, the stories are countless. Llanbister Methodist Church and the Llanbister War Memorial are also great places to check out.

You'll feel like a knight in shining armour from a medieval tale when you visit Oystermouth Castle or Hay Castle. Oxwich Castle and Powis Castle are two more fascinating historic monuments.

Whether you're a spiritual person or not, you're sure to have a pleasant time at St. Joseph's Cathedral and Church of St Andrew. If you'd be interested to look at more religious sites, keep an eye out for tours at St. Mary's and Brecon Cathedral.

Once you've seen all of the major attractions around Powys, make time to visit some of its less well-known sights. The Centre for Alternative Technology and the Richard Booth's Bookshop are two possible options. If you can fit it in, also think about visiting the Llanfyllin Workhouse or Fall Bay.

Accommodation in Powys

We recommend that you secure a hotel or motel as soon as you know your itinerary, since Expedia's Powys hotels guide presently doesn't show a huge selection of accommodations.

Take a look at the rooms at the Guidfa House and Beili Neuadd. These are certainly up there with Powys' best hotel options.