12 Top Attractions Around Knighton

A town dating back to the Stone Age obviously boasts a plethora of historic buildings and interesting sights.

Simply step out of The Knighton Hotel and set out on your sightseeing adventures in a town known for its narrow winding streets and timber houses. The surrounding areas are ideal for leisurely strolls as well as the more serious walkers and hikers. Be prepared for a refreshing and enlightening, once-in-a-lifetime journey on foot. 

For a gentle introduction to the town of Knighton

Follow Knighton Town Trail starting from Offa’s Dyke Centre on West Street, just 5 minutes from The Knighton Hotel. You can tour the town and visit landmarks like Market Square, Market Hall, the Castle Bank, the Clock Tower, Brookside Square, St Edward’s Church, and Bryn y Castell, to name just a few. Maybe stop for a bite to eat and relax in this historically wonderful setting.

1. Offa’s Dyke Trail

As one of Britain’s National Trails, the walking path covers 177 miles along the Wales/England border. Offa’s Dyke Path was originally constructed by King Offa, said to be part of his plan to divide his Kingdom of Mercia.

The spectacular path passes through eight counties with many different attractions. The attractions include Sedbury Cliffs, Prestatyn, Marches, Brecon Beacons National Park, the Wye Valley, the Shropshire Hills and the Clwydian Range/Dee Valley.