Wales

8 reasons to visit

• A range of wonderful restaurants to have some great food.
• Lots of historical houses and castles.
• The arts and entertainment.
• The Doctor Who experience.

• Home to the world-renowned Welsh National Opera.
• Victorian and Edwardian arcades filled with shops for a day of indulging.
• Wonderful Wales around the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.

• Great pubs with welcoming atmospheres.

Places to visit

• Cardiff Castle.
• Wales Millennium Centre.

• Cardiff Bay.
• Castell Coch.
• Bute Park.

Price rating

Cardiff is relatively cheap when you consider it as the capital city of Wales and the

Things to do

The iconic Doctor Who experience.

Check out what acts are on at the Principality Stadium.

Relax and take a break at Bute Park.

Visit the National Museum.

Places stay

Hotel Indigo Cardiff

The Angel Hotel

Hilton Cardiff

Radisson Blu Hotel

Weather guide

Cardiff weather can vary greatly but on average it tends to be cold for about half of the year with July being the hottest month.

Essential Information

As it is a capital city be cautious walking around alone late due to the risk of becoming a victim of crime.

Getting around

You can easily get to wherever you would like to be by foot or alternatively rent a bike as there are pay as you go bikes dotted all over the city.

8 reasons to visit

1.Great food

2.Incredible beaches

3.The Views are to die for

4.Celebrate food and drink 

5.Immerse yourself in garden greenery

6.Delve into Cornwall’s fishing history

7.Walk through a sea of yellow 

8.Explore the English Riviera

Places to visit

Carn Llidi.

Staking rocks.

Pwll Deri

Druidstone

Newport

Newgale beach

St Govan’s Chapel

Skomer island

Price rating

While theres lots of beautiful places to see and experience for free. The cost of food and drinks does tend to be on the higher side.

Things to do

Visit Tenby Castle Beach

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

St Davids Cathedral

Picton Castle and Gardens

The Dinosaur Park

Places stay

Lovesgrove Country Guest House

Weybourne Guest House

Lord Nelson

St Davids Cross Hotel

Giltar Hotel

Weather guide

Spring 9 to 15 degrees C

Summer 17 to 20 degrees C

Autumn 11 to 18 degrees C

Winter 8 to 10 degrees C

Essential Information

Pembrokshire is home to 1234 listed buildings, 14 conservation areas, 15 historic parks and gardens and 9 important archaeological.

Getting around

While there is public transport you’re definitely best to travel around by car, but don’t forget to take part in lots of wonderful walks during your stay.

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Wales is a small and charming country, scattered with beautiful views and rugged coastlines. Welsh people are friendly and warm and the wonderful greenery and breathtaking beaches make it a great option to visit. Whether you’re looking for an atmospheric city, world-class beach holiday, or an action-packed trip wandering the coast and greenery, wales have much to choose from. 

Cardiff City and Cardiff Castle

First to mention is the charming and lively capital city where friendly culture can be fully felt and experienced with many restaurants, bars, and people. With the added attraction of the beautiful Cardiff Castle which has been around since the 11^th century, you can too learn much about the fascinating history of the country and culture. Cardiff is a welcoming city with much to experience and the castle is also often open to the public which makes Cardiff a truly inviting city.

Pembrokeshire Coast 

It a beautiful place to holiday and a popular one for the residence of wales too. The remarkable 186 miles long Pembrokeshire Coast Path that overlooks the shoreline makes it a stunning place to visit and also marvel at a variety of wildlife.

Snowdonia 

Snowdonia National Park which sits in North Wales is a beautiful and popular place to visit. With views that can not be appreciated anywhere else, it makes for the experience of a lifetime. Snowdonia is home to peaks that top 3,000 feet and the park are too home to lakes, rivers, and villages so there’s plenty to be captivated by. 

Brecon Beacons National Park 

A stunning park that allows visitors to see and appreciate waterfalls, underground caves, water meadows, and much much more. Get lost in the beauty of the park while also gaining deeper insight into the history of Wales through some of the archeological remains scattered throughout the park. 

Aberystwyth 

A university town that’s also become a popular holiday destination. It sits on the west coast of Wales and allows visitors to access the beautiful seafront and appreciate the remains of an Iron Age fortress that sits on one of the surrounding hills.

Wales, much like its neighbouring country England is a small country that boasts a lot of culture and historical value. It sits in the southwest of Great Britain also known as the United kingdom and has a population of just over 3 million. The small country is scattered with wonderful castles that provide the perfect opportunity for visitors to get lost.

Seaside towns such as Tenby and Pembrokeshire provide the perfect scenery for tranquil days out with the family or to practice your photography. With a deep and fascinating Celtic history to discover and its own language to admire or maybe even learn it makes for a memorable and enjoyable place to visit. It’s a country dominated by vast stretches of greenery and there’s plenty of exciting and beautiful places that warrant attention. Additional to all of that, welsh people are wholesome and welcoming in nature and will likely add to the experience. 

If you’re looking for excitement it may be worth heading to the capital city of Cardiff where there’s plenty to eat, drink and do at all hours of the day. Expand your knowledge by visiting Cardiff Museum or explore your taste buds with the variety of foods found in the range of restaurants. If you are looking for a city holiday but don’t want the chaos of a capital city then maybe the smaller cities of Swansea, St David’s or Bangor would be preferred, all would provide exciting breaks with welsh charm. If a city isn’t the type of thing you’re hoping for then there’s ample of charismatic seaside towns to holiday at, many of which even offer caravan holidays for fun trips with the family. No matter what type of holiday you’re seeking Wales is home to plenty of attractions that should be made the most of when anyone visits, some being Beacon Beacons National Park and Snowdonia National Park, both of which can be made into an adventure filled day exploring some of the countries gems.

Wales makes for a wonderful country to visit and explore. While sharing similarities with other British countries, the country also has much to offer that cannot be found anywhere else. The culture is one to be enjoyed and took advantage of when visiting. It would be a shame not to get lost in the extensive history of the country and learn as much as possible about the small countrys role in the famed British empire. With a much smaller population than England it can offer a relaxing place to holiday and get away from many of the stresses of normal life.