Bargoed

Overview
Bargoed is a town in the Rhymney Valley. It is also one of the main retail centres of Caerphilly County Borough. The Greater Bargoed area is made up of the towns Bargoed and Aberbargoed and the district of Gilfach.

Public Art

 * Miners Memorial - The Miner Memorial is a statue of three miners' heads in Hanbury Square, Bargoed.
 * Guardian Angel - A statue of an angel near a church.
 * Daffodil Statue - Statue of three daffodils above Bargoed Interchange.
 * Pierhead Railings - Railings and clock between High Street and Upper High Street
 * Bargoed War Memorial
 * Gilfach Cenotaph Clock

Buildings

 * Bargoed Library - Bargoed Library was previously a Baptist Chapel and still uses the same building. It is a Grade II* Listed Building and found on Hanbury Road.
 * Bargoed Town Hall - Bargoed Town Hall was previously a police court and was eventually closed. It was reopened in 2014 as a town hall and it is the headquarters of Bargoed Town Council.

Parc Coetir Bargod
Parc Coetir Bargod is a woodland park in Bargoed by the Rhymney River. It translates from Welsh to English as Bargoed Woodland Park.

Bus
Bargoed Interchange is the town's bus station. Services operate to Merthyr Tydfil, Caerphilly, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Newport and Gilfach.

Rail
Bargoed is served by two railway stations. Its main station is Bargoed Railway Station, serving the town centre. Its other station is Gilfach Fargoed, serving the district of Gilfach and the Angel Lane entrance to Parc Coetir Bargod.