The industrial town of Aberdare is in the Welsh County of Glamorgan, in the well known Rhondda Cynon Taf. An abundance of coal and iron ore created the industry and prosperity that came in the 19th century to Aberdare. It lies at the edge of the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park and was once at the heart of Welsh culture. In 1861 Aberdare hosted the first National Eisteddfod in 1861 and again in 1885 and 1956 at Aberdare Park. The Gorsedd Standing Stones still exist in the park today.
Many visitors come to enjoy the sights and activities offered by the Brecon Beacons, including; forest walks, hiking, cycling, bird watching, mountain biking trails, horse riding and climbing. With beautiful reservoirs, waterfalls and canal walks, there is tranquillity here too. In Aberdare itself, the Coliseum Theatre offers entertainment as the main arts venue and was built in 1938 using miners' subscriptions. Locally, the Brecon Mountain Railway, Big Pitt National Coal Museum, Dan Yr Ogof Caves, St. Fagans Museum of Welsh Life and the Rhondda Heritage Park provide much for the visitor to Aberdare.
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Llettyshen Kyn Farm
Cwmbach
Aberdare, CF44 0DA
2 Lewis St
Aberaman
Aberdare, CF44 6PY
New Cardiff
Cwmbach New Rd
Aberdare, CF44 0AG
40 Canon St
Aberdare, CF44 7AP
Duke St
Aberdare, CF44 7ED
Tramway
Robertstown Industrial Estate
Aberdare, CF44 8HD
15 Park Grove
Aberdare, CF44 8EL
John St
Abercwmboi
Aberdare, CF44 6BN
Health Centre
High St
Aberdare, CF44 7DD
13 Commercial St
Aberdare, CF44 7RW
30 Canon St
Aberdare, CF44 7AP
64 Cardiff St
Aberdare, CF44 7DG
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