Bryncoch craft centre is a bit out of the way up in the middle of no where but it is well worth the…read morevisit. It is signposted but the roads are very quiet on the way up and horses on the road are a regular occurance so be aware. The shop is small but stocks lots of bits and bobs that are unique and offer something a little different to what you would normally purchase in the larger chain stores. That said this does come at a price so be prepared a little more. This centre is ideal for Welsh gifts and you will find lots of locally crafted goods and occasional demonstations here. The place has a lovely warm feel to it and you could spend hours browsing this small but well filled store.

A lovely spot on the river Wye. In addition to lots of lovely craft items (their cards are lovely)…read morethey also have a nice little tea room. they serve good tea and coffee, and actually warm up the cups which is nice!

fantastic find, quirky, full of genuinely hand crafted products, an artisans collective. The staff…read morewere helpful & friendly. Lots of choice, I found unique gifts a plenty. The building was very interesting too. well worth a look.

Readily identifiable via the kitsch 'caravan painted to look like a cottage' parked outside, this…read moreis an old power house, converted to act as a showcase for the local creative community. As such, it's admirably egalitarian; but of course, the standard and quality of the work on display is understandably 'variable'. It's always worth having a look around though. Some of the handicrafts are excellent (unless you share my aversion to carved wooden toadstools) and undeniably cheap in price, whereas some of the paintings and photos are unrealistically a bit on the high-side. Note: people don't mind paying for things they can use or wear, because they can readily gauge a value for themselves; but seemingly will only pay for 'art' if there's a name or reputation attached. The market itself is pleasant, well-lit, and warm. It's a good place to be in. There's also no obligation or pressure to buy, so don't be afraid to wander in and have a look around.

A nice, clean and bright, indoor market which I visited for the first time today. There are between…read more30-40 stalls of all kinds, with a particularly eye-catching fresh fruit and veg stall. You can buy many things from rugs and children's clothes to greetings cards and pictures. There's a small cafe at one end. It seemed to be quite a friendly place and the stall holders were very helpful.

Piercing place is awesome and the red house is one of my favourite places in town. The doughnut…read moreshop is brilliant for kids as is the comic shop next door although it's crazy expensive. The cafe is good if you want a coffee mid shop, and the cake stall (amazing) is much nicer than greggs cakes as they are really fresh. The welsh cakes are cooked on site.