Walk the barrage and take in the sights of Cardiff Bay
Make the most of your days in the bay with this walk between Cardiff and the charming seaside town of Penarth.
What to do in and around Abergavenny
Our guide to the best things to do in Abergavenny, a lovely Welsh market town surrounded by the Brecon Beacons.
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Explore and enjoy
Explore and enjoy
Find your epic in the South Wales Valleys
A green landscape and a variety of attractions within a short drive from Cardiff.
An insider guide to Newport
Newport native Darragh Mortell gives an inside guide to Newport; its history, where to eat, drink - and where to hang out.
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Explore the South Wales Valleys
Discover top attractions to visit around Merthyr Tydfil, Caerphilly and Blaenafon.
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Down on the family farm
It’s the perfect antidote to the urban grind: escape to the country, staying in a lovely old farmhouse or cosily converted cowshed. The writer Sali Hughes takes her family on an unforgettable trip to a working farm in Monmouthshire.
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Active in the Valleys
The South Wales Valleys is one big adventure playground for activity enthusiasts! Ski, mountain bike, kayak or quad bike your way to a great holiday!
Cardiff for first-timers
Coming to Cardiff for a sports event? Make an epic weekend of it in our legendary capital city.
Accessible South Wales
In South Wales we’ve plenty of easy-access attractions and accommodation to keep you busy.
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Cardiff Castle
From the gargoyles on the castle walls to secret tunnels, Cardiff Castle is brought vividly to life.
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South Wales' special places of faith
Your guide to some of the special sites of faith heritage across South Wales.
Gourmet heaven
Discover eight great events in South Wales showcasing delicious local produce, restaurants and recipes
'Plan B' tips for rainy days
From indulging in glorious cakes to walking through the nation’s finest collection of impressionist art, you won’t go short of indoor activities.
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Sun-dappled trails
William Wordsworth sighed over its “steep woods, lofty cliffs and green pastoral landscape.” JMW Turner immortalised it in his paintings. Over two centuries later, the Wye Valley is still as enchanting as ever. It’s a superb choice for an active break, exploring by kayak, on horseback or on foot.
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A week from the mouth to the eye of the River Wye
Things to see, eat, drink and do along the shores of the River Wye
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Insider guide to Abergavenny
Broadsheet journalist Jude Rogers on what to see, eat, drink and do in the Welsh foodie heaven of market town Abergavenny
Find out why to visit the Wye Valley
The Wye and Usk valleys offers dramatic landscapes and nature trails, as well as great food.