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		Port Talbot lies in Glamorgan, now represented by the three preserved counties of West Glamorgan, Mid Glamorgan and South Glamorgan in South Wales. The county falls into several distinct regions with the industrial valleys, the agricultural Vale of Glamorgan, and the very scenic Gower peninsula. The south of the county lies on the Bristol Channel and extends west to Carmarthen Bay. Attractions in the region include historic castles to explore, the rich culture and heritage of the South Wales Valleys, stunning scenery in the Brecon Beacons and Vale of Usk, breathtaking walks along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast and the delights of the capital city of Wales, Cardiff.

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	Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Ton Kenfig, Bridgend CF33 4PT. Tel: 01656 672922. Visiting The Kenfig Nature Reserve is a splendid way to see the Welsh coastal landscape, with free access to the car parks toilets and gift shop. Two bird hides overlook Kenfig Pool. The reserve is open all the year round. Information Centre - please call for details. Wheelchair access to the Information Centre. Bridgend County Council staff manage the reserve. About 7 miles south east of Port Talbot.

	Neath Museum & Art Gallery, Gwyn Hall, Neath. Tel: 01639 645726. Archeology and natural history of Neath. Paintings and changing exhibits. Accessible to all. Lift to upper gallery. About 5 miles north of Port Talbot.

	Neath Abbey. In the care of CADW. Tel: 029 20 500200. Neath Abbey, a Cistercian monastery, was founded in 1130. Substantial ruins. Disabled access. About 5 miles north of Port Talbot.

	Afan Forest Park. For those who enjoy the quiet countryside life or outdoor sport. Covers an area of 11,000 hectares. Popular destination for walking, cycling, orienteering, camping, world class mountain bike trails and educational visits. There are several paths with good surfaces and easy gradients that many families and disabled people can enjoy. About 7 miles east of Port Talbot.

	Aberdulais Falls, Aberdulais, nr Neath, Neath & Port Talbot, SA10 8EU. Tel: 01639 636674. Famous waterfalls and fascinating industrial site. The largest waterwheel currently used in Europe to generate electricity. Turbine house providing access to an interactive display, fish pass and observation window. Audio tours and quiz trail for the family National Trust. Charges apply. www.nationaltrust.org.uk. Location: About 7 miles north of Port Talbot.

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