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Talyllyn Railway
 Talyllyn Railway ... 71⁄4 miles (11.8 km) from Tywyn on the Mid-Wales coast to Nant Gwernol. Despite its name it does not quite reach Talyllyn Lake, a large glacial ribbon lake at the foot of Cadair Idris.Newest Review: ... wish to go off and explore. The train then turns around and makes it's way back to Tywyn. Talyllyn Railway has a number of special events throughout the year, but they are well known for their Santa Specials at Christmas time. The Santa Specials are usually held on the weekend before Christmas as well as on Christmas Eve. It is best to book early as seats will often go quickly. The steam ... more ... train will take you and the children on a journey to Plas Nadolig. Here the children will meet Santa (or Father Christmas as I know him) where they will receive a present each. There's also time for photos, if you wish.
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Talyllyn Railway: A lovely day out on the little trains of Wales! (779 words)
by - written on 29/11/08 (Very useful, 164 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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