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10 theaters across Wales - find out where you can catch a theatre performance near wherever you are in Wales.

Visiting Wales on a budget? Large group of mates? Need to sort a stag or hen do? Going away with a couple of other families? A bunkhouse offers cosy accommodation for big groups and excellent value. Bunkhouses in Wales come in all shapes and sizes - what's guaranteed is our wild and wonderful countryside right on your doorstep. Find out more here.

Ditch the uninspiring socks this year and treat your nearest and dearest to a truly amazing gift experience or short break in Wales.

Discovering some of the highlights of the The Coastal Way is easy using one of Britain's most scenic railway lines. Here's a short guide to some of the many things to see and do along the Cambrian Coast railway line.

Outdoor activities can be beneficial to our health. Discover five ways to re-balance your physical well-being, immersing yourself in the beauty of Wales’ nature.

Bursts of colour from falling leaves, the sounds of rushing rivers and spectacular views over ice-dusted hills: Ramblers Cymru share their favourite autumnal Welsh walks with us. Read on for their recommended list of walks for all abilities across Wales.

There are some great places to eat along the border between Wales and England. Kacie Morgan of The Rare Welsh Bit blog shares her favourites with us - discover an edible treasure hunt along the Welsh borders.

Nestled in the twisting Clwydian hills in the north east of Wales, Ruthin is a small town packed with Welsh history and cool, modern comforts. Jude Rogers goes exploring.

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.

Explore some of the filming locations around Wales used in the hit BBC comedy series, Gavin and Stacey.

After the Roman left Wales, the mighty kings and princes of Gwynedd ran the show. They battled furiously against invaders, neighbours and each other. They sometimes ruled all of Wales. Family dynasties rose and fell, like the ruined castles they left behind. Here’s a tribute to Wales’ greatest warlords.

You could walk the entire length/breadth/circumference of Wales on our national trails. But let’s break it down into easy steps: wherever you’re based in Wales, here are the regional walking essentials.