Discover Bridgend
For those looking to explore local history and culture, Bridgend offers plenty to do. For starters, take a stroll around Coity Castle ruins - once part of the castle fortifications built by the Normans more than 800 years ago. Or visit nearby Bryngarw Country Park for stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The park also contains woodland trails with diverse wildlife and a lake with activities such as kayaking available during summer months.
At night-time, head to one of many bars and nightclubs in Bridgend's buzzing nightlife area or experience live music at Grand Pavilion theatre located right in the centre of town. And don't forget about Brecon Beacons National Park located just under an hour away - perfect for long hikes or mountain bike rides on weekends!
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