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If you're looking for a place to bring your loved one for both a romantic and adventurous getaway, you won't go wrong with Powys in Mid Wales. Apart from a spectacular view filled with flowers in Powys, it has several places of interest that each offers something different.

There is something for everyone in this preserved county named after the successor Kingdom of Powys that formed upon the withdrawal of the Romans from Britain.

What to See, Where to Go in Powys

Cave Systems

You might not find Powys flowers in the caves, but you will discover an underground world that is rarely seen unless intentionally visited. The cave systems are Ogof Agen Allwedd, Ogof Craig a Ffynnon, Ogof Ffynnon Ddu, and Ogof y Daren Cilau. Ogof Agen Allwedd is the longest with a series of short entrance and the first boulder choke. To go in deep in the cavern, you may need to crawl, which makes the tour exciting.

Castles

Powys has 7 castles – Aberedw Castle, Bronllys Castle, Castell Du, Dolforwyn Castle, Montgomery Castle, Powis Castle, and Tretower Castle. Each of these castles has a story and characteristic that is unique from one another. Dolforwyn Castle, for instance, is a fine example of a structure built with a Welsh design, not English.

The Montgomery Castle, on the other hand, is one of the many Norman castles that sits on the border between England and Wales. This stone masonry castle overlooks a stunning panorama of verdant green, pops of colourful plants, and beautiful Powys flowers.

Lakes, reservoirs, and waterfalls

If there is one thing that Powys have plenty of it will be natural wonders that make a visit to this place magical. Not everything is nature-made, however. The Elan Valley Reservoir, for example, is a chain of man-made lakes that resulted from the damming of the Elan and Claerwen rivers.

The Water Break-its-neck waterfall, on the other hand, is all natural but with a very unique, interesting name. Not to worry though, you won’t break your neck when you explore the waterfalls. In fact, you'll have a great time checking it out, what with the walking trail that you need to trek to reach the waterfall. The trail is above the waterfall.

Walking Trails

If you want to see more of the flowers in Powys, take a hike in one of its many walking trails, such as the Glyndŵr's Way, Offa's Dyke Path, Severn Way, Taff Trail, and The Wye Valley Walk from Chepstow to Rhayader. Depending on the route you take, your trek could last for days. The Wye Valley Walk, for example, is a 7-day hike that follows the course of the River Wye.

The trail is divided into seven sections with each section showing something interesting to see. The Day 1 trail, for instance, will take you to Chepstow Castle to Tintern Abbey and then to Monmouth. Along the way, you would also find Goodrich Castle and Capler Camp.

There’s plenty more to see in Powys. And if you want to send flowers to Powys, you can easily do so through Clare Florist. We have a large range of flowers and floral arrangement perfect for any occasion. Order flowers for delivery to Powys today.