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Carmarthenshire [1] is a county in south west Wales. It is bounded to the North West by Ceredigion, the West by Pembrokeshire, the South East by Swansea, the East by Neath Port Talbot and to the North East by Powys

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[edit] Towns

• Carmarthen -- the county town of Carmarthenshire, bustling market.
• Kidwelly -- large castle
• Laugharne
• Llanarthne
• Llandeilo -- picturesque market town.
• Llandovery -- picturesque market town.
• Llanelli -- the largest town in the county

[edit] Villages

• Llanfynydd
• Pendine
• Pumsaint

[edit] Other destinations

• The pictureque river-side village of Trapp - a few miles from Llandeilo, near Carreg Cennen Castle.

[edit] Understand

[edit] Talk

The area is by and large bi-lingual. English and Welsh are both widely, used.

[edit] Get in

[edit] By Car

The M4 Motorway connects the county with Swansea and destinations to the East, eventually reaching London.

[edit] By Train

Arriva Trains Wales run the vast majority of Services in the area, with First Greatwestern running a small number of through trains to London.

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• Middleton - the National Botanical Gardens - Llanarthne. Tel:+44 1558 668-768. - adults £7.00, children (5-15) £2.00, family (2 adults, 4 children) £16.00.
• Carreg Cennen Castle [2] - an imposing castle located north of Swansea, a few miles from Llandeilo off the A483. Cafe and gift shop. There is an admission fee payable at the cafe/gift shop.

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