Historic Buildings

Looking for castles with quirky stories behind them? Here are a few of the great ones to see in Wales.

Four days discovering the castles, resorts, food, wildlife and heritage of The North Wales Way between Mold and Anglesey.

The National Trust’s brilliant ‘50 Things’ campaign urges children to get active outdoors. Here are ten fun family friendly things you can tick off your list in Wales.

Discover for yourself how to make history at one of Wales' brilliant living history museums.

The country parks of Wales represent the stepping-stone between more formal city park environments and the remote countryside.

West Wales, home to Wales' patron St David, has a fascinating religious heritage with much of it still possible to enjoy. Here are some suggestions for special places to visit and enjoy across West Wales - from ornate cathedrals and Bishop's Palaces to ruined chapels and ashrams.

Discover the history of South Wales, and its people, through the ages. Read on to find castles, museums, walks and monuments to explore and enjoy.

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.

A five day itinerary including key heritage and cultural attractions along The Coastal Way for the Travel Trade.

Cathryn Summerhayes' insider guide to activities and adventures in Hay-on-Wye.

Mountains, castles and coast– there’s plenty of adventure to be found in Snowdonia, the oldest and biggest of Wales' three National Parks. Here are some highlights of the high country.

Mid Wales attracts outdoor explorers, but even the hardiest soul needs the odd day off.