Gowerton
Can I use pay as you go at Gowerton station?No, Gowerton station does not support pay as you go (tapping in and out) at the moment.
Port Talbot parkway railway station
Port Talbot Parkway station provides connections to destinations including Cardiff and Swansea. It's got ticket machines and a ticket office, waiting rooms and toilets. You’ll also find a café if you want to grab a bite to eat. Port Talbot town centre is a short walk away.
Quakers Yard railway station
Overview Quakers Yard railway station is a relatively small station with two platforms serving the local village by connecting it to wider Wales on the Merthyr Line. It's step-free and accessible on both sides of the platform and has basic facilities including waiting shelters.
Top three fun things to do in Mid Wales
Mid, or central, Wales is widely considered to consist of the countries of Ceredigion, Powys and Gwynedd. Less populated than either North or South Wales, with a strong reliance on agriculture, the region is dominated by the Cambrian Mountains.
Porthmadog railway station
Overview Porthmadog station serves the community of the same name in the county of Gwynedd in North Wales.
Gilfach Fargoed
Overview The Caerphilly village of Gilfach is served by this small station, known locally as Gilfach International due to its diminutive size. With platforms too short to cope with many passenger trains, passengers can only alight from the front few carriages.
Aberdovey
Overview Serving the popular seaside resort of Aberdovey on the west coast of Wales, the railway takes you through some of the most glorious countryside Wales has to offer.
Chirk
Overview On the Shrewsbury to Chester route, Chirk station serves the town of the same name.
Criccieth
Overview On the beautiful Llŷn Peninsula in Gwynedd, lies the coastal town of Criccieth, served by the station of the same name. Opened in 1867, trains used to bring passengers from London to enjoy the sea air, however, those services stopped running many years ago.
