About

The Royal Welsh Show, now in its 104th year, is one of the biggest agricultural shows in Europe and a key date in the UK farming and rural calendar. 

What to Expect
The show runs a full programme each day from 8.00am to about 9.30pm, with a mix of:

• Livestock and equine competitions, with entries from across Wales, the UK and beyond.
• Main Ring attractions and demonstrations including cattle, sheep, horses and other livestock.
• Forestry, horticulture and countryside sports displays.
• Food Hall and Food Village showcasing Welsh produce and artisan food and drink.
• Tradestands and shopping, with over 1000 exhibitors ranging from agricultural machinery to crafts and local products.
• Craft demonstrations, wood chopping, sheepdog trials, honey and homecraft competitions and more. 

There is a bilingual Royal Welsh Show app with an interactive map and timetable to help you plan your visit. 

Tickets
Tickets are available online in advance, often at discounted prices if bought early. Day tickets are available for adults and children (children under 5 typically free). Assistance dogs only, no other dogs allowed. 

Transport and Stay
The showground is well signposted on the A470 and A483. There is park and ride and links from the Builth Road train station by shuttle services during the show. Local accommodation includes B&Bs, hotels, cottages and campsites in and around Builth Wells and Llanelwedd. 

Why It Matters
For agricultural and rural businesses, the Royal Welsh Show is a vital place to showcase livestock and products, network with peers and buyers, and connect with visitors interested in Welsh food, farming and rural life.