Best Rated Movie Theaters in Porthcawl

"The Landmark Theatre is impossible to miss – a pair of domes resembling nuclear plant cooling towers (or Madonna’s Bra as it’s nicknamed) nestled between Tunnels Beach and Widemouth Beach. It hosts plays, gigs, talks and musicals, and the quirky and somewhat intimate setting makes for a great audience experience. These recommendations were updated on September 2, 2021 to keep your travel plans fresh."

"After the Victorian Pavilion Theatre burnt down in the 1980s the Niemeyer-esque Landmark Theatre took its place. Looking like a pair of kilns or cooling towers on the promenade, the theatre clashes with the otherwise historic townscape. If you’re in need of some light entertainment there are musicals, tribute bands and touring classic rock and pop artists."

"The Landmark Theatre is an award-winning theatre in Ilfracombe which offers a heap of seasonal programs and shows from; music, drama, comedy, dance, film, festivals (you name it, it goes on here). Double-check their listings before you visit Ilfracombe and book your tickets in advance. In the busier months, tickets can sell out much faster."

"About the hotel: This exquisitely designed 1920s house is cosy, decadent and indulgent and has stunning views across the Bristol Channel to the islands of Flatholm, Steepholm and beyond. South of Cardiff, the beautiful Holm House is located on Penarth’s Marine Parade and features the best of modern and classic Welsh, British and European design. It can be described as quirky, bohemian and sumptuous."

"Spa lovers can immerse themselves in opulence at this newly refurbished residence on Penarth’s Marine Parade, a 15-minute drive from Cardiff. Peel yourself away from postcard-pretty views across the Bristol Channel for luxurious pampering with Elemis products at Holm House Spa. The 12 rooms include a mixture of four-poster beds, sloping ceilings, kitchenettes or private sun terraces."

"This exquisitely designed 1920s house is cosy, decadent and indulgent and has stunning views across the Bristol Channel to the islands of Flatholm, Steepholm and beyond. South of Cardiff, the beautiful Holm House is located on Penarth’s Marine Parade and features the best of modern and classic Welsh, British and European design. It can be described as quirky, bohemian and sumptuous."

"The Barrage was built in the ’90s as part of a large-scale urban restoration project in the Cardiff Bay area. Today you can walk almost the entire length of it, tracing the shore as you go. That might not sound like much fun for kids, but there’s plenty to keep them occupied."

"Completed in 1999 at a cost of £220 million, this large dam plugged the gap between Penarth and Porth Teigr, containing the waters flowing out from the mouths of the Rivers Taff and Ely, and transforming stinky... Notable Building in Cardiff"