Wales
With Snowdonia, the Pembrokeshire Coast and the Brecon Beacons, almost 20 per cent of Wales is National Park.
The Welsh coastline has 45 Blue Flag beaches including Oxwich bay, voted the most beautiful beach in the UK.
Plus, the country’s young capital, Cardiff, is one of the trendiest modern cities in the UK and its 75,000-seat Millennium Stadium is an exciting sporting venue
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, a village on the island of Anglesey in Wales, has the longest place name in Europe
The Diamond Jubilee tour
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will be travelling as widely as possible across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Read More »
The pick of Snowdonia
Sandy beaches, spectacular cliffs and glorious estuaries. Here is our pick of places to visit during your trip to Snowdonia Read More »
Snowdonia: an insider’s guide
Tucked away on the Snowdonia coastline is a magical village that could have been transplanted from the Mediterranean: a visitor attraction, television location and unusual place to stay. Read More »
Cardiff: an insider’s guide
It’s Britain’s newest capital city, yet Cardiff has a rich and inspiring history with its majestic Gothic-style castles and Victorian shopping arcades Read More »
Britain’s Top 6 Spa Towns
Bath, the spa town founded by the Romans and made the epicentre of fashionable society by the Georgians. The steaming baths, and Palladian architecture make Bath a deservedly popular destination – but did you know that it’s just one of a number of stunning spa towns in Britain?
A Green Gathering in green surroundings
Settled in the heart of the Wye Valley, Chepstow, Piercefield House Park will be the setting for The Green Gathering 2011 Read More »
Autumn colour at Aberglasney
For beautiful autumn colour, put a trip to Aberglasney Gardens in Carmarthenshire, Wales into your diary and discover these walled gardens set around a medieval house
Ancient Welsh palace wins European award
The Bishop’s Palace at St Davids in Pembrokeshire celebrates success at European Conservation awards. Read More »
The depths of the bog snorkelling season
Sporting drama drew the crowds to mid Wales on the August Bank Holiday weekend. Although the 2012 Olympics, will produce some great achievements, there’s nothing to beat the The World Bog Snorkelling Championship.
