Sightseeing and things to do

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The theatre is situated just outside the town centre of Aberdare, in close proximity to shops and restaurants. It has its own car park and there is ample parking nearby.

Bryn Meadows is a par 72 6156 yard championship course with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

Cwmaman Institute is a vibrant link with the industrial past of the South Wales Valleys.

Cynon Valley Museum in Aberdare concentrates its exhibitions on the social and industrial history of the Cynon Valley.

The Muni Arts Centre has wheelchair access to both floors and plenty of spaces in the theatre/cinema for disabled customers. However, advance booking is essential to ensure a space is ready and available for you.

The centre piece of the museum is the 1902 Magistrates Court from Ton Pentre Police Station.

The pottery produces high quality hand made ware which is made both in the traditional manner and the contemporary; the potter will be working on site and will be happy to talk to visitors about the making process.

The Phoenix cinema is home to a regular programme of modern films and community theatre events. The venue, which seats 300, is available for hire.

The Rhondda Heritage Park based at the former Lewis Merthyr Colliery, Trehafod, is one of the top heritage and cultural visitor attractions in South Wales and provides a fun and interesting day out for individuals, groups, school children and students.

Experience the thrill and challenge of negotiating a 250cc or 90cc Honda all-terrain vehicle around our cross-country nature trail whilst enjoying some of the best views of the Taff and Rhymney Valley's.

A unique 1930’s art deco 650 seat theatre nestling in the suburbs of Aberdare.  A busy venue bursting with an energetic programme of drama, comedy, opera, ballet, music, cinema, children’s, school, and community events, it celebrates its 70th birthday this year!

A warm welcome awaits you at the Countryman inn situated within Tri-Nant fishery, set in 45 acres of quiet secluded and spectacular countryside. The Countryman Inn is a fully licensed restaurant offering fine dining, traditional bar meals and Sunday lunch. Many of our guests return time after time to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and warm friendly welcome.

This truly inspiring and commanding building dominates the skyline of Treorci. Its construction in 1913 was funded by the mine workers of the local Park and Dare Collieries.

For centuries Fforest Uchaf Farm has nestled quietly on its lofty perch on the mountainside above Treforest and watched the world go by. Separated from the University of Glamorgan campus by a thin ribbon of private woodlands that are the remains of the ancient Forest of Glyn Taf, which once covered a huge area. A rich and diverse wildlife hustle and bustle their lives away unaffected by the rat race, or industrial and technological revolutions that happened in the valley.