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We’ve picked a few places in Wales where you can enjoy afternoon tea in style.

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

Go kayaking, cycling, walking or wildlife-watching in our beautiful Welsh lakeland landscapes.

Abersoch is a top spot for all things wet and wild, from gentle paddling to high octane sailing, surfing and wakeboarding.

The most wondrous waterfalls in Wales

Our land and seascapes are thrilling as they are, but when you throw in rollercoasters, zip wires and dinosaurs, you’ve got the perfect family day out in all weathers. Here's a quick tour of theme and amusement parks around Wales.

Escape to Portmeirion, a much-loved private village for dreamy Italianate architecture and lovely views.

Things to do in Wrexham, North East Wales' biggest town. We'll share where to eat, drink, shop and more, so you get the most out of your visit.

A beloved icon in the shape of an apple, the tiniest house, the oddest wall, the cast-iron lighthouse, the thousand-year-old haunted inn… Wales is home to some truly intriguing buildings. Peculiar architecture lover Jude Rogers (the architecture’s peculiar, not her, she swears...) explores them...

Enjoy a unique family holiday in Wales. 5 half-term activities across Wales to keep the kids – and adults – happy in February half-term.

From festivals to wildlife, shopping to cultural heritage, there are so many must do's in Mid Wales and the Brecon Beacons. Find more with Visit Wales. 

Feed your mind, body and soul at one of the dozens of music festivals taking place across Wales this year