Talyllyn Railway (Tywyn) Reviews

Talyllyn Railway (Tywyn) Sightseeing National

Newest Review: ... way, these being: Pendre - This was the original passenger station in Tywyn. Here you will pass the Carriage sheds, workshops and loco shed. Rhydyronen - This station is situated within a wooded area. The station is a request stop, but is ideal for those staying at Tynllwyn Caravan Park. Brynglas - This station is actually located in the hamlet of Pandy. Dolgoch - This is a popular stop and one I would recommend stopping off at. The reason is, here you'll find the Dolgoch Falls. The train can also take on water here and should you need to relieve yourself of some water you'll find some toilets here. Abergynolwyn - If you're hungry or ... more

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Talyllyn Railway (Tywyn): A lovely day out on the little trains of Wales! (787 words)
by - written on 29/11/08, updated on  30/11/08 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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Talyllyn Railway is a narrow gauge steam railway situated in the beautiful countryside of Mid Wales. The little line runs for just over 7 miles of the Fathew Valley, giving visitors lovely views of the valley and surrounding hills and mountains. Your journey will start at Tywyn Wharf. Here you can buy your tickets, wonder around the shop and the little museum, or even have a sit down in the cafe. You'll find the staff (volunteers) friendly and helpful should you want to ask any questions. Make sure you're wrapped up warm before you get on the train as it can be a little cold and drafty at times. Don't forget, these trains aren't modern! Although, ...  Read the complete review

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