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Artist impression of King's Gate developments at Caernarfon Castle.

Accessible visitor centre for Caernarfon Castle

A big project is underway at Caernarfon Castle as Cadw plans a new accessible visitor centre.

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A picture of Caerphilly Castle's central island from the North.

Cadw launches new tour operator scheme

Update on Cadw’s travel trade rates and new on-line booking platform.

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View from inside castle of two turrets and wall with someone walking in castle grounds.

Cadw launch digital experiences and virtual tours

Digital experiences and 3D virtual tours of ten iconic heritage sites with Cadw’s Open Doors Online.

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Preserved ruins of a medieval castle in a stoned courtyard.

Cadw sites offer group bookings

Cadw reopen their sites and invite groups to book and visit throughout September with discounts.

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Inner courtyard of castle with lawn.

Learn about the cultural landmarks from your sofa

Discover a wealth of Welsh heritage by visiting these historical sites virtually.

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Visit Wales and partners at BTTS 2019

British Tourism and Travel Show September 2021

Visit Wales look forward to meeting the Travel Trade at the British Tourism and Travel Show.

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Barmouth bridge at sunset looking towards the sea.

Hop on! Enjoy North Wales' west coast by train

Experience the highlights of The Coastal Way along one of Britain's most scenic railway journeys.

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Criccieth Castle on top of a hill from afar, with the sea in the background and houses in the foreground.

Follow in the footsteps of the princes of Gwynedd

After the Romans the princes of Gwynedd ruled. Here’s a tribute to Wales’ greatest warlords.

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Iron sculpture of the site at Blaenavon Ironworks.

World Heritage Blaenavon: A local's guide

Read our local's guide to discovering the fascinating industrial history of Blaenavon - a living, breathing reminder of when Welsh coal powered industry.

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Portmeirion from over the estuary.

Wonderfully quirky places to visit

Discover our eccentric heritage with some wonderfully unusual places to visit.

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Harlech Castle with mountains in the background.

The castles and town walls of King Edward I

The county of Gwynedd, in North Wales, provides a trail of majestic castles to explore

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aerial view of remains of abbey with surrounding countryside.

Find out why to visit the Wye Valley

Take a short journey upland and inland, and you’ll find some of our country’s most hidden rural wonders.

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