Carmarthen is an ancient town in West Wales that continues to welcome visitors to share in its rich heritage and history.
Lying on the River Towy, some say Carmarthen is the oldest town in Wales. You can visit it easily by train with TfW.
Travel to Carmarthen by train
Carmarthen railway station is over 100 years old. Today it welcomes nearly half a million passengers every year. Trains travel to Carmarthen from across Wales and the borders. We’ve selected a few routes below.
- Aberdare to Carmarthen
- Abergavenny to Carmarthen
- Aberystwyth to Carmarthen
- Bangor to Carmarthen
- Barry to Carmarthen
- Bridgend to Carmarthen
- Cardiff Central to Carmarthen
- Hereford to Carmarthen
- Newport to Carmarthen
- Swansea to Carmarthen
Why visit Carmarthen by rail?
When you travel to Carmarthen by train, you’ll arrive relaxed and ready to explore without having to worry about finding a parking space.
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