Visit Llanidloes

Travel to Llanidloes

Easy to reach, Llanidloes is situated only two hours drive from Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff, with the national rail network running close by. Yet Llani is a million miles away from the stresses and strains so prevalent amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life.

So accommodate yourself to a slower pace and relax amidst some of the most unspoilt and undiscovered scenery Wales has to offer.

By Road

Travelling by carLlanidloes sits just off the A470 main road about 30 miles from the English border. From Birmingham and the Midlands, take the M54 through Telford, A458 and A483 through Shrewsbury, Welshpool and Newtown. From the south, the A470 offers a spectacular cross-country route from Cardiff.

Sat nav, mail apps: LLANIDLOES or SY18 6AA

Parking

Free parking at "The Gro" which is a large car park - space for approx 100 vehicles - and is technically "common land" so you are still permitted to graze your life-stock too. Directions on Google maps

Smaller free car park is at Church Place - space for about 20 vehicles - Directions on Google maps

On-street parking also available throughout town but please beware tickets and wardens and read the restrictions on the signs by the road.

By Bus

Travelling by busLlanidloes is well served by bus services to the coast at Aberystwyth, to Newtown, Welshpool and Shrewsbury and to Rhayader and to Llandrindod. The National Express shuttle also operates through Llanidloes for services to Birmingham and the National Express UK network.

By Train

Taxi

Based in Llanidloes and operating 7 days a week, Llani Cars have an 8-seater mini-bus and a wheelchair accessible vehicle with room for 4 passengers. Dogs are always very welcome, booking in advance is necessary.

07495 306840

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