Best places: Tourist information centers in Coychurch, United Kingdom

Lively adventure park with exotic and farmyard animals, games, fair rides and adventure playgrounds.

Classic Italian neighbourhood restaurant offering pizza and pasta, as well as traditional mains.

👍👍 Lovely place to rest up before or after a walk, leek and bacon pasty was delicious ..lovely hot coffee. Beautiful place for a walk stunning views

👍👍 Great place! So much thought has gone into each display here. Loads of activities for different age groups of children. Really impressed with the hands on areas dotted around the museum and of course the Tivvy Bumper. Had to pry my two away!

👍👍 Nice little cafe overlooking the castle. Very nice staff. Seems to serve only snacks and drinks but still a pleasant environment.

Small museum showcasing ancient pottery, nature exhibits & historical artefacts from North Devon.

Interactive exhibits on Blaenavon's iron & coal industries plus a recreated Victorian-era classroom.

👍👍 Recently had our wedding at this Venue and the place is amazing, words cannot express how good the place is not to mention the friendly and helpful people of the local community. We cannot thank you enough. Also a lovely place to visit especially the cafe for refreshments and delicious food.

Family-friendly museum with artwork, Roman ruins & exhibits ranging from dinosaurs to local history.

Tourist information centre and modern cafe with leafy patio sitting area and free WiFi.

👍👍 Great place for breakfast or lunch, very clean and reasonably priced. You can also do your banking there at the post office inside which has a good selection of anything you might need.

Quaint, three-story museum in a 19th-century mill with themed, local history exhibits & a gift shop.

👍👍 When we visited we were helped by a really helpful man, he recommended the AVMT Buses 899 for us to use. The 899 is a fantastic bus route with some spectacular views.

👍👍 Wonderful visit and learnt lots from this interesting visitor centre. Great staff and you can attend many of their free redcoat tours. The Quay is a must-see and has an array of quirky shops and wonderful places to stop for food or refreshments. You will most definitely love the swans along the wa...

👍👍 Every time we visit a seaside resort we always pop into the RNLI and put a few quid in the collection box and buy a little something from the shop.As without support from the public we would not have this marvellous teams of brave people who put their lives at risk to save others.They all do a fanta...