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There's a lot to do and see in Abertillery and the surrounding area whether you're coming for a few hours or a day.
Enjoy the superb beauty, wildlife and heritage of the area with a variety of easy and more difficult bracing walks.
These include the Tyleri Valley (Cwmtillery Lakes and Reservoir area-
In the town centre, visit the excellent museum, the recently renovated Metropole Conference and Cultural Centre (The Met), a former Victorian theatre, and St. Michael’s Church, home to John Selway’s stunning series of new works, based on the passion story.
St Illtyd’s, one of south Wales oldest churches sits above Abertillery with wonderful views over the town and the valleys.
The town is only 35 minutes from Cardiff by car and 15 minutes from the World Heritage
site at Blaenafon, where former Abertillery miners are underground guides at the
magnificent Big Pit.
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to do and see
Looking north up the Tyleri Valley (October 2008)
