Capital of Welsh Culture
"Capital of Welsh Culture"
With a population of just 15,000 Aber is a surprisingly lively place packed with cafes, pubs and libraries. (The town with most books per head in the world?) Apart from the University, a mediocre beach, the crumbling castle and the National Library there is nothing obvious else to draw you here. If your into minority languages it is in a Welsh speaking area, and has a vibrant Welsh langage culture scene but when saturated with tourists and students (mostly from England) you would never think so. It is a hen and stag night destination during summer weekends. It is a great place to visit when it's sunny and if you're into any kind of outdoor puruits e.g. mountain biking, hiking, sea sports, however it does rain a lot, and if you don't like cafes, pubs and books there is nothing much else to do here on those grey wet days.


downtown aber again
Sean and the sea as viewed from the castle
view from top of constitution hill
Aberystwyth main street
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