Aberystwyth

The historic market town of Aberystwyth is a holiday resort located in Ceredigion Wales. It is often referred to as simply Aber. The area has been an important educational center since the 19th century. A university college was established in 1872. Students enrolled in English school in...

The historic market town of Aberystwyth is a holiday resort located in Ceredigion Wales. It is often referred to as simply Aber. The area has been an important educational center since the 19th century. A university college was established in 1872. Students enrolled in English school in Aberystwyth will find that the area is still a lively college town. There is an active nightlife, particularly during the school year. Students looking to spend some time outdoors will find that strolling through the countryside is a popular pastime. One well traveled path is the walk to Borth, just a few miles up the coast. There are many wonderful beaches to explore along the route. Nearby Cadair Idris is a popular place for walking as well. Other popular outdoor activities include water sports. If possible, take a boat trip out into Cardigan Bay. These trips are great for spotting dolphins and seals. Fishing is another popular outing. Students taking English courses in Aberystwyth should also consider taking the Vale of Rheidol Railway to see Devil’s Bridge. The Devil’s Bridge is a major tourist attraction, drawing a number of visitors to this amazing ravine with its beautiful waterfalls and intriguing bridge construction. There are a number of great restaurants and cafes within the Aber area, with something to suit most every palate. Be sure to note the beautiful Georgian architecture throughout this lovely seaside town. Stroll the promenade and enjoy the beautiful climate. Aber experiences an oceanic climate which means the weather in the area is generally temperate and mild.