Historic buildings

Discover the history of Wales through our spectacular castles and prehistoric monuments to our Unesco World Heritage sites. Visit market towns and distinctly Welsh villages, teeming with history, or travel to the past at St Fagans National Museum of History.

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Aerial view of a castle on a hill in the middle of green fields.

Conquer these castles in Bannau Brycheiniog

Discover castles in and around the beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons)

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A group of people looking round an open air museum with reconstructed farmhouses.

Cardiff museums: where to go and what to see

Explore Welsh culture and delve into our fascinating history at some of Cardiff’s fabulous museums.

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A lake with surrounding greenery, blue skies and clouds.

A guide to Maldwyn

Immerse yourself in the plentiful experiences offered by Powys - a region steeped in agriculture, Welsh history and arts.

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two women sat on surf boards in the sea.

Wellness in West Wales – whatever the weather

All-weather enthusiast Charlie Davies discovers why Pembrokeshire is a dream destination for a restorative break.

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A bearded man in running gear stood on a rock in front of a lake.

Running around North Wales with Harry Morgan

Find out where Harry Morgan of JOG ON enjoyed running and exploring in North Wales.

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Cloudy blue sky reflections in a flat reservoir, surrounded by woodland and mountains.

Out and about in Merthyr Tydfil town and county

Merthyr is the perfect place for a short break with plenty of fresh air and action.

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woman inside castle ruins.

Discover true freedom on a solo holiday in Wales

No travel companions? No problem. Discover true freedom on a solo holiday in Wales.

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Castle keep surrounded by trees in winter

Explore the culture and countryside of Bangor

Set between soaring mountains and sparkling sea, Bangor offers heaps to do in a spectacular setting

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Out and about in the bountiful valleys of Blaenau Gwent

Our guide to exploring Blaenau Gwent’s verdant valleys and delving into its industrial past.

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Dolgellau: town of music and mountains

Home to the Sesiwn Fawr and steeped in history, the pretty town set beneath Cader Idris has plenty to see and do.

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A large grassy horse sculpture in the earth surrounded by trees.

Heritage in the heart of the Welsh Valleys

Caerphilly is full of green space and grand views, with its mining heritage close beneath the surface.

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A man in a yellow coat (Gareth Potter_ standing on a train platform. The red brick wall in the background has two white windows with Pontypridd written on them.

Pontypridd: home of bards, singers, industry, and icons

Discover Pontypridd - the gateway to South Wales’ iconic Rhondda Valleys.

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