Popular Gardens in Porthcawl

"My most liked photo on Instagram is in a flower garden, and honestly, I think there is no way you can go wrong with a garden picture anyway. And that is why Dyffryn Gardens are one of the most Instagrammable places to visit in Cardiff. The landscape architect Thomas Mawson designed the gardens, and they were the idea of the industrialist John Cory and his son Reginald Cory at the beginning of the 20th century."

"A peaceful oasis on the outskirts of Cardiff, Dyffryn Gardens covers more than 55 acres. Designed by eminent landscape architect Thomas Mawson in 1906, The Edwardian gardens are home to year-round seasonal highlights the gardens feature the best woody collection in the National Trust. Discover intimate garden rooms including the Pompeiian garden, Paved Court, Reflecting Pool and Mediterranean garden."

"Even the dreariest of weather conditions are instantly forgotten with a visit to Swansea’s Plantasia – an immersive rainforest experience the whole family will enjoy. Housed within an expansive glasshouse are two climate zones – tropical and arid – both home to a variety of plants, insects, reptiles and fish. Get up close to the resident meerkats and watch them play in their burrow or spot brightly-coloured birds soaring through the skies!"

"Friendly, family boutique hotel with beautiful gardens and lovely views. The Elmfield has an indoor heated swimming pool with sauna. There is a well-equipped games room, licensed bar and a playroom for all ages."

"Spanning 20 hectares, these magnificent gardens are particularly impressive in spring, when the azaleas and rhododendrons are at their most spectacular. Plus there are delicate pieris and enkianthus, bluebell woods, wildflower meadows, a bog garden and even a dogs' graveyard to explore. The entrance is by the Woodman Pub at the Swansea end of the Mumbles Rd strip."

"A sensitively preserved medieval building in Minehead, Cross Lane House is a picturesque setting for contemporary British dining. Its menu changes daily, incorporating the finest available produce from a trusted list of local suppliers, with light…"

"This lively local is situated just off Albany Road (hence the name) and is popular with born and bred Cardiffians and students alike. Food and drink is cheap and cheerful and it’s a good spot to watch sport on the big screen. It also has one hell of a beer garden which is often heaving on a warm summer evening."

", offers up a whole load of wonderful seaside attractions including go-karts, arcades and kid’s play areas. Sit on the green and eat chips while you watch waves roll in off the Atlantic, or collect seashells and build sandcastles down on this sandy beach. Build your own natural windbreak amongst the pebbles of the pebble ridge or walk along the beach to nearby Northam Burrows Country Park, where you might meet sheep and ponies grazing on the grass."

"The Restaurant at The Beach Hotel in Minehad serves tasty British cuisine with French touches. Dine in the breezy cafe with stunning beach views while tucking into pan-seared scallops or pork chops."

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"Devoted mainly to natural history and art, this grand neoclassical building is the centrepiece of the seven institutions dotted around the country that together form the Welsh National Museum. It's one of Britain's best museums; you'll need at least three hours to do it justice, but it could easily consume the best part of a rainy day. On-site parking, behind the museum, is £6.50."

"If you want fine wine and food, you’ve come to the right place. Park House is perfect for a bit of posh. This Grade I listed building overlooks the museum gardens so you can soak up the scenery as you eat."

"The eponymous chef at seriously stylish Reeve's is an award winner. No wonder: the complex creations here truly showcase Exmoor produce. Opt for lemon sole with a tangy lobster bisque, or meltingly tender lamb..."

"We are a multi-award winning fine dining restaurant in Dunster, near Minehead in Somerset. We serve local product and seasonal cuisine. We are chef-owned an ..."

"With a sophisticated bar and covered terrace area, the Lounge serves light meals all day, as well as high end cocktails, fine wines and Champagnes."