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The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) is a world-renowned eco-centre near Machynlleth, Mid Wales. Rob Bullen, CAT's marketing officer, tells us why it's such a special place and how its work is literally changing the future.
From Ceridwen the enchantress who cooked up magic in her cauldron of transformation, to the new microbreweries creating equally charmed drinks, Wales has a long and proud history of brewing. We've asked beer expert Emma Inch to select some of her favourite Welsh craft ales from across Wales. So, take a tour of both ancient and modern and explore the country through one of our favourite drinks.
Blaenavon’s industrial landscape is a living, breathing reminder of the time when Welsh coal powered the world’s industries. Read on for our local's guide to discovering the fascinating industrial history around this World Heritage Site.
With over 800 miles of coastline, Wales offers watery excitement for kids of all ages. Travel writer Jeremy Head, wife Karen and 8 year old son Joe spent a day exploring the Menai Strait between Anglesey and North Wales at the Plas Menai National Outdoor Centre
Laptop surfing in the Welsh capital. Discover some great Cardiff hubs and coffee shops to work from while you travel.
If you're looking for a family holiday in Snowdonia, North Wales, Beddgelert makes a great base. There's heaps to do for kids of all ages. Walks, paddles, train rides and underground adventures await right on the doorstep. Read on to find out more.
From a triangular folly to a mineshaft that doubles as a cheese vault, there are masses of unusual museums and historic sites in Wales.
Heading through Wales by caravan or motorhome? You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picture-perfect places to park up in the beautiful great outdoors. Let us give you a tour of your options.
Drinking coffee in the capital – the best independent places to get your caffeine fix in Cardiff
The county of Gwynedd, in North Wales, provides a trail of majestic castles to explore, a group of which have been described as the finest examples of military architecture of their kind in Europe.
With beaches, piers, wildlife, art spaces and castles, Colwyn Bay and Llandudno have plenty to entertain visitors. Read on to discover some of the best things to do in Llandudno and Colwyn Bay.
We asked Melissa Boothman, whose Cheese Pantry sells some of the best Welsh and British cheeses in Cardiff, to pick seven of her favourites for the ultimate Welsh cheeseboard.