Capel Siloam

Standing quietly in the Pembrokeshire countryside, this modest chapel tells the story of Wales' nonconformist tradition. Capel Siloam is a proper Welsh chapel - simple stone walls, tall windows, and that distinctive austere beauty that marks so many of the country's religious buildings.

The chapel sits just outside Cardigan, making it an easy detour if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks like Cardigan Bay Holiday Park or Mwnt Camping. It's the sort of place that history enthusiasts will appreciate, particularly those interested in Welsh culture and the chapel-building movement that swept through Wales in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Won't take long to visit - maybe half an hour if you're keen on the architecture and want to read any plaques or information boards. The real draw is the peaceful setting and the chance to step inside a building that's been central to local community life for generations.

Families might find it a bit quiet for younger children, but it's worth combining with a walk in the surrounding countryside. The location near Cardigan means you can easily pop into town afterwards for shops and cafes, making it part of a broader day out rather than a destination in itself.