The Beautiful and Charming Village of Pontyclun in the County Borough Rhondda Cynon Taf
In the county borough of Rhondda Cynon Taf, west of the Welsh capital city of Cardiff lies the charming village of Pontyclun. The town's name in translates from the Welsh language as “bridge over the River Clun”, where Clun is a tributary of the River Ely that runs through the village. Served by the Pontyclun railway station on the South Wales main line, this village has its own local rugby club and packed with plenty of leisure and sports facilities. Featuring a vibrant countryside vibe, this village offers a laid back and relaxing environment that makes it an ideal place for carefree family holidays and relaxing family holidays.
Pontyclun is a village that has a good variety of traditional high-streets, local businesses and independent retail outlets. It also has several antique stores as well as gift and specialty shops to provide the locals and its visitors an excellent shopping experience to enjoy. From beautiful antiques, high-end furnitures all the way to the top designer brands and latest fashion, this village will always have something to make every shopper happy.
This charming village also has plenty of places to eat to take care of hungry and discerning shoppers after a long tiring day of shopping or exploring. In this village, tourists can choose from its excellent range of fine restaurants and local pubs as well as various eateries to grab a bit mouthwatering meals, savoury snacks and tasty treats. It also house Crown Brewery that provides the entire village finely brewed ales and world-class products.
Things to See and Do in Pontyclun
The village presents a huge range of things to see and do, Talygarn Equestrian Centre offers horseback riding lessons and tours to allow tourists explore the entire area of the village. Giles Gallery is one of the top attractions in the village and it is also one of its famous landmarks. Jazzy Jungle is one of the leisure facility in the village that tourists can check out and enjoy.

