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Aberaeron

Situated at the mouth of the River Aeron, this is a delightful small town with charming Georgian houses, particularly around Alban Square. These are the result of astute town planning initiated in the early 19th century by the Reverend Alban Jones-Gwynne, who was happy to spend his wife’s inheritance on dredging the Aeron estuary and creating this new port with its neat streets and elegant terraces. He was thus instrumental in turning the settlement from a small fishing hamlet into a bustling port that also became famous for its shipbuilding. Today, one in four of the town’s buildings is listed as being of special architectural or historical importance.

At the southern end of the town, Clôs Pengarreg is a craft centre, housed in traditional farm buildings, where visitors can see the beautiful products being handmade and have the opportunity to buy a unique reminder of their time in the town.