Best places to visit in Wales

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.