Ceredigion is a beautiful part of Wales to explore - whether through fields, on roads or by sea - and Gwesty Cymru is the ideal starting point.

There's nothing more refreshing than a blast of sea air, so why not take a stroll along the prom, kick the bar at the end (a local tradition) then sit back and relax. For the more energetic, you might like to try one of these:

		Go for a walk over the affectionately known "Consti" (Constitution Hill) and down into the picturesque bay of Clarach.
		If you dare, ride on the Victorian Cliff Railway and experience the ultimate view from the Camera Obscura.
		Steep yourself in history at Aberystwyth's 12th Century Castle, once home to Welsh Prince Llywelyn ein Llyw Olaf.
		Try tracing your family tree at The National Library of Wales.
		See a show or a film at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, or pop around the corner to the Commodore Cinema.
		Catch the steam train at the Rheidol Valley Railway and visit the spectacular waterfalls at Devil's Bridge.
		Follow in the footsteps of George Borrow through the Cambrian Mountains.
		Visit the Cistercian Abbey at Strata Florida.
		Play a round or two of golf at Aberystwyth Golf Club.
		Feed the Red Kites at Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre.

You can also use these links for further information on activities and attractions within a 15 mile radius - www.visitmidwales.co.uk and www.aberystwyth.org.uk, or you can contact Aberystwyth's visitor centre:

Aberystwyth Tourist Information Centre Terrace Road, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion Tel: 01970 612125 Web: www.tourism.ceredigion.gov.uk Open Mon-Sat from 10am.