Machynlleth, located in the heart of Powys, Wales, is a charming town with a rich history dating back to the Roman times. The town is famously known for being the location where Owain Glyndwr was crowned Prince of Wales in 1404. Today, visitors can explore this historic event at the Owain Glyndwr Centre.
Machynlleth hosts several events throughout the year that attract tourists from all over the world. One of its biggest annual events is The Machynlleth Comedy Festival, which has been running since 2010 and features some of the best comedians from across the UK. Other notable events include The Machynlleth Festival and The MOMA Art Trail.
The town's main attractions include Y Plas (a Tudor mansion), St Peter's Church (which dates back to 1856), and Dyfi Furnace (a restored ironworks site). Visitors can also enjoy outdoor activities such as cycling and hiking in nearby Snowdonia National Park or exploring local trails like Glyndwr's Way. With its mix of history, culture and natural beauty, Machynlleth offers something for everyone.
