Villages & towns in CeredigionCeredigion, Wales

Village on the River Teifi famous for its waterfalls and a historic salmon-fishing tradition.

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Seaside university and county town on Cardigan Bay, with a promenade, ruined castle, cliff railway and the National Library of Wales.

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Village at the head of the Rheidol Valley, famous for its three stacked bridges, gorge waterfalls and the Vale of Rheidol steam railway terminus.

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Pastel-cottaged coastal village where the River Hawen meets a small sandy-and-pebble beach below wooded knolls.

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Harbour town on Cardigan Bay with sandy beaches and a resident bottlenose dolphin population; associated with Dylan Thomas.

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Regency harbour town of colourful painted houses around a planned Georgian quay, known for seafood and honey ice cream.

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Teifi port town with a restored castle, site of the first recorded eisteddfod in 1176, and a market under its Victorian Guildhall

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Coastal village with two sheltered sandy beaches, once a herring-fishing port on southern Cardigan Bay.

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Upland market town on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains, historically a gathering point for Welsh cattle drovers.

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A National Trust place in Ceredigion.

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Small university town in the Teifi Valley, home to one of the oldest degree-awarding institutions in Wales.

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