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Discovering some of the highlights of the The Coastal Way is easy using one of Britain's most scenic railway lines. Here's a short guide to some of the many things to see and do along the Cambrian Coast railway line.
After the Roman left Wales, the mighty kings and princes of Gwynedd ran the show. They battled furiously against invaders, neighbours and each other. They sometimes ruled all of Wales. Family dynasties rose and fell, like the ruined castles they left behind. Here’s a tribute to Wales’ greatest warlords.
Blaenavon’s industrial landscape is a living, breathing reminder of the time when Welsh coal powered the world’s industries. Read on for our local's guide to discovering the fascinating industrial history around this World Heritage Site.
The county of Gwynedd, in North Wales, provides a trail of majestic castles to explore, a group of which have been described as the finest examples of military architecture of their kind in Europe.
Ready-made Travel Trade friendly tourist passes available in Wales
Discover the Welsh abbeys and castles that inspired JMW Turner, William Wordsworth and Dylan Thomas
For the best family holiday experiences, go where the locals go, says writer Charles Williams. RSPB reserve, castles a plenty and a dry ski slope in Wales.
Explore Heritage, art and architecture on The Coastal Way following this three day itinerary.
Castles, museums, saints and zip wires feature in our unmissable list of things to do along The North Wales Way.
Four days discovering the castles, resorts, food, wildlife and heritage of The North Wales Way between Mold and Anglesey.
According to geneticists, the people in North Wales are the most ancient of Britons. That’s quite a history – and it’s all written in the stones, landscape and legends. Whatever your interest, here's where to discover it.
Following the River Teifi down from Cilgerran Castle to the sea at Cardigan Bay, this six-mile (10km) stroll takes in castles, an abbey, a wealth of wildlife, a gorgeous gorge and beautiful beaches… with a handsome county town in the middle. Read on to discover the route.