Top 10 Things to do in Newtown, Wales

Come and spend the morning, afternoon or evening taking a leisurely paddle down the River Severn or along the Montgomery Canal. Hire a Canadian Canoes or 'sit-on' open top Kayaks for a self guided paddle with free pick up service. Take your time, spot some of the abundant wildlife, bring a picnic and maybe stop for a swim. We provide you with all safety equipment. Min age 8

Museum is now closed for the winter but will reopen on 25 May. depending, of course, on the regulations at the time. When opening is possible we will continue to offer visitors the opportunity to book timed-entry visits, as well as being able to come in without pre-booking if the numbers in the Museum at the time permit it. Bookings are now available on Eventbrite. As you would expect, safe-distance requirements and all the other Covid-safe measures will be in place. The Museum gives a great insight into the woollen industry, its boom and bust cycles and the effect on the development and growth of Newtown during the 1800s. It covers the story of wool from fleece to flannel, and tells the story of the families who lived and worked in this rare building from that period. It opens during the summer months.

State of the art Tenpin Bowling ally in Mid Wales with Vibrant music, COSMIC Bowling and Laser Shooting. Osmium Bistro bar serves Food Fusion menu combines contrasting culinary traditions into a single dish. Blend of two of any culinary traditions Spanish, Indian, South American, Malaysian, Thai, Japanese, Canadian, African is on the menu. Example menu Starter Air fried Jalpino papers, Duck Spring rolls, Asparagus, Lime Cilantro dip Main Stuffed Sweet pepper, Chorizo,Chick Peas,Strong Cheddar Cheese served with Spegatie Bolognese It is an excellent party venue with licensed bar and dining area. Automatic bumpers are available for the less experienced and ball ramps are available for people who have difficulty in bowling (such as the very young). A passenger lift is fully operational. A ramp provides access to the bowling area, allowing people in wheelchairs to bowl. There are stairs available for the people who doesn't like to use lift. Plenty of Car Parking space around.'

Beyond Breakout is an independent escape room in the iconic Pryce Jones building. Each game takes between 2 and 6 players and lasts an hour. We design and build all our own rooms and puzzles with the emphasis on fun. We recycle and reuse as many materials as possible in our sets. We also run team building, party sessions and VR games. Wheelchair users contact us before booking to discuss your needs

A contemporary art gallery in the heart of Wales Oriel Davies is the largest and most significant visual arts venue in the region and a key gallery of Wales, showing groundbreaking national and international art and craft. Free Admission.