Capel Newydd, New Chapel

The lane up to Capel Newydd is narrow enough that you'll want to check your wing mirrors. This small Methodist chapel sits quietly in the Carmarthenshire countryside, a few miles from Carmarthen, and it's the kind of place that rewards the slightly fiddly drive.

Inside, the chapel is all whitewashed walls and simple wooden pews - proper no-nonsense Welsh Methodism. The windows let in good light, and there's an honesty to the space that feels quite moving. It's not ornate or grand. No stained glass or soaring arches. Instead, you get straightforward craftsmanship and the sense that people actually gathered here to worship, and probably still do.

This works best for architecture enthusiasts and anyone interested in rural Welsh religious life. It's not a destination in itself - you're looking at maybe 20 minutes inside - but if you're staying at Towy Valley Caravan Park or Route 47 Glamping nearby, it's a decent morning outing. Combine it with a walk around the surrounding countryside, which is genuinely lovely.

Access might be tricky - there's no obvious visitor information, so your best bet is knocking on a local door or checking ahead. The chapel is free to visit, as far as local knowledge goes, and opening times are fairly flexible if you can find someone with a key. Not somewhere to build a whole day around, but worth 40 minutes if you're in the area and interested in modest Welsh chapels.