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Llangynidr

Built-up area in Powys, Wales

Within Brecon Beacons National Park

Coordinates:51.869, -3.235
OS grid ref:SO 15 19
Population:1,036
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Llangynidr is a compact village in Powys, Wales, set in the Usk valley on the southern edge of the Brecon Beacons. It takes its name from the local saint (Cynidr) and has a visibly long history in its stone buildings and the attractive old bridge that spans the River Usk. The line of the historic Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal runs through the area, reminding visitors of its past role in local trade and transport.

Traditionally agricultural with some past quarrying and canal-related activity, the village today is popular with walkers, cyclists and anglers thanks to nearby hills and waterways, while retaining a small, active community life centred on local events, the village hall and pubs. Its mix of rural scenery, easy access to outdoor recreation and a clear sense of local history make it a quiet but appealing spot for visitors and residents alike.

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Transport links

  • Cardiff Airport 33 miles53 km
  • Bristol Airport 40.2 miles64.7 km
  • Ebbw Vale Parkway Railway Station 7.9 miles12.8 km
  • Rhymney Bridge Station 8 miles12.8 km

Hotels near Llangynidr Ad

Schools in Llangynidr

  • Llangynidr C.P. School Primary

Local points of interest

  • Black Mountains Mountains 8.4 miles13.6 km
  • Brecon Beacons Mountains 9 miles14.4 km
  • Blaenavon World Heritage Centre Museum 9.2 miles14.7 km
  • Pontypool Park Stadium 14.4 miles23.2 km
  • Fforest Fawr Mountains 14.9 miles24 km
  • Dore (Abbey : Herefordshire, England) Historic site 16.1 miles25.9 km
  • Cwmbran Town Stadium 18.1 miles29.1 km
  • Grace Dieu Abbey Historic site 19 miles30.7 km
  • Sardis Road Stadium 19.1 miles30.7 km
  • Flits National Nature Reserve Nature reserve 19.4 miles31.2 km
  • Craig-y-nôs Castle Estate 19.5 miles31.4 km