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Shake off the post-Christmas blues with a steam train trip through wintery mid-Wales scenery.
Starting at Llanfair Caereinion (SY21 0SF) our one-hour journey takes you on an 8-mile round trip along the Banwy Valley to our middle station at Castle Caereinion and back.
Adult passengers receive a mince pie and hot seasonal drink included in the ticket price, to enjoy during your journey. Children receive a gingerbread train and juice carton.
| Event (28 Dec 2024 - 30 Dec 2024) |
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