Make the most of your trip to North East Wales
Wondering where to visit and what attractions to see in the beautiful North East Wales borderlands? Here are ten places to start exploring on your holiday.
Inside the Ceiriog Valley
Explore the undiscovered joys of the River Ceiriog Valley in North East Wales. Walks, activities and wildlife for all ages.
Things to do in Wrexham
Things to do in Wrexham, North East Wales' biggest town. We'll share where to eat, drink, shop and more, so you get the most out of your visit.
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Clwydian Range
The newest AONB in Wales is rich in history, with beautiful hillsides and forests to explore.
Four days with family around North Wales
For sheer variety of experiences, North Wales crams more into one small corner than any other region of Britain. Here's an action-packed four day trip that's perfect for all the family.
Llangollen and Dee Valley walks
Explore the rich history of Llangollen, the picturesque Dee Valley and a bit of Offa’s Dyke Path.
Offa's Dyke walks
Discover our favourite sections of the beautiful 177-mile Offa's Dyke Path National Trail along the border country of Wales.
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Industrial design and natural beauty
The dramatic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is an engineering marvel and a World Heritage Site.
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Must do list - Prestatyn and Rhyl
Fun parks and sun centres are among the highlights in Rhyl and Prestatyn on the north coast of Wales - your choice of ways to take in the views and give yourself a thrill.
A taste of The Good Life
Experience good living and all things traditional at The Good Life Experience, a festival of the great outdoors in Hawarden, North Wales.
Great mountain bike rides for families and beginners
With specially designed beginner graded trails and all weather visitor centres, Wales provides the perfect ingredients for a fun and memorable day out for all the family.
North Wales' special places of faith
Your guide to some of the special sites of faith heritage across North Wales, including ancient islands of pilgrimage and pilgrimage routes, holy wells, remote mountain chapels and stunning stained glass windows.
Family fun in Rhyl and Prestatyn
Jude Rogers and her son do like to be by the seaside. Rhyl and Prestatyn give them two joyful, old-fashioned days of bright lights, rides, trains, boats and sea creatures, – plus some of North Wales' new delights – and memories to cherish. Read on to discover what they got up to.