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towards Brecon & Abergavenny
Cardiff Central Station C1
Gabalfa Interchange
Whitchurch Manor Way Tyn y Parc Road
Merthyr Tydfil bus station arr
Merthyr Tydfil bus station dep
Llwyn On
Garwnant visitor centre
Nant Ddu Lodge Hotel
Storey Arms
Llwyn y Celyn
Libanus
Llanfaes
Brecon Interchange arr
Brecon Interchange dep
Brynich
Llanfrynach
Pencelli
Talybont-on-Usk
Bwlch post office
Tretower Castle
Crickhowell Square
Glangrwyney
Neville Hall Hospital Main Road
Abergavenny bus station 5
0920
0927
0930
1005
1010
1020
1026
1030
1039
1043
1046
1051
1055
1115
1120
1125
1128
1135
1141
1146
1153
1156
1202
1210
day tickets
adult
£10
young person
under 19
1415
1420
1425
1428
1435
1441
1446
1453
1456
1502
1510
from Abergavenny & Brecon
Abergavenny bus station 5
Abergavenny Tesco
Neville Hall Hospital Main Road
Glangrwyney
Crickhowell
Tretower Castle
Bwlch
Talybont-on-Usk
Pencelli
Llanfrynach
Brynich
Brecon Interchange arr
Brecon Interchange dep
Llanfaes
Libanus
Llwyn y Celyn
Storey Arms
Nant Ddu
Garwnant visitor centre
Llwyn On
Merthyr Tydfil bus station 16
Gabalfa Interchange
Cardiff Central Station C1
1305
1308
1312
1318
1323
1328
1334
1341
1344
1347
1352
1400
1605
1608
1612
1618
1623
1628
1634
1641
1644
1647
1652
1700
1730
1734
1740
1744
1749
1753
1801
1805
1815
1853
1900
between Cardiff Central and Brecon Interchange
buses show B1 on the front
between Brecon Interchange and Cardiff Central
buses show B4 on the front
£7
buy from the driver
bike
£10
buy in advance
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Leckwith Depot & Offices
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Mon to Fri 8.30am - 5pm
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Mon, Tue & Thur to Sat
11am - 5pm
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Welsh
concessionary
pass holders
travel free
bikes can be loaded
or unloaded only at
these stops
buses run
every Sunday
and bank holiday
Monday from
25 May until
28 September
these buses are run by Cardiff Bus with support from
CARDIFF
CAERDYDD
C
ardiff’s a fantastic city, but isn’t it nice to
get out and about into some of the great
countryside that’s right on our doorstep,
like the spectacular Brecon Beacons?
Our Sunday bus service is an ideal way to get
there, whether you fancy a good walk in the hills,
a hike up to the top of Corn Du or Pen y fan,
a cycle ride in some stunning scenery
or just enjoying a bit
of sightseeing.
Brecon
This Welsh market town with Georgian architecture,
a fine cathedral and two interesting museums is full of charm.
There are cafés and teashops and it’s well worth checking out
the range of galleries and independent retailers that form the
Artbeat Trail. And you really can’t not try the local ice-cream
made by Llanfaes Dairy - delicious!
And why not go for a relaxing canal cruise with Dragonfly
Cruises. The two and a half hour round trip,
which includes going through a lock and
across an aqueduct, leaves at noon.
07831 685222 dragonfly-cruises.co.uk
Tretower Castle
Built over 900 years ago but altered over the centuries,
Tretower Court and Castle was once intended to impress.
You can see a suite of rooms as they may have been in
1470 when the Vaughans who lived there were part
of high society.
On Sundays in June you can enjoy an
interesting herbal tour and talk in the
beautiful medieval garden.
cadw.wales.gov.uk
Storey Arms
This is an ideal starting point for a walk right up to the top
of the Beacons. It’s not difficult but it is steep in places
and the path can be a bit rough here and there, so check
that you’re fit enough. Allow up to about 5-6 hours and
make sure you have good shoes, adequate weather
protection and water to drink.
If visibility is good, the views on the way and especially
from the top are nothing less than breathtaking!
bring your bike
Abergavenny
With a distinctive town hall,
well-preserved example of a
motte-and-bailey castle and lovely
old streets to explore, Abergavenny is
an interesting town to visit. And the scenery
on the way and back is gorgeous.
Sunday 21 September is the last day of the Abergavenny Food
Festival, celebrating the best in food from the farm, from local
producers and from the kitchen - as the Observer put it,
“the Glastonbury of food festivals.”
There are some great cycle rides in and around the
Brecon Beacons and, thanks to the special
secure trailer attached to the bus,
you can bring your bike with you.
Please be at the stop 15 mins
before the bus leaves.
book & pay for your bike
in advance - £10 per bike
only 24 bike spaces
[email protected]
029 2066 6444
Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.30pm
Sat
9am – 4.30pm