An iconic village - and the small ... who shows off the famous Peacock Suite and Martin and Nigel, the resident painters who have become as much a part of Portmeirion as the statues and buildings ...

Cobbled paths dance through ornate gates and arches ... I head to Hotel Portmeirion for dinner by the sea’s edge. Built as a marine village in 1850, it was revamped by Clough in 1926, who ...

Portmeirion is not only a tourist attraction but also a place with a rich film history. The village was the filming location for the original version of the TV series "The Prisoner" from the 1960s .

The people of Portmeirion are the stars of a new ITV Cymru Wales series, The Village. The series features the men and women who help to run one of Wales' premier visitor attractions. ITV Cymru ...

If Portmeirion began life as an oddity, it has evolved into something of a phenomenon. Walking through the village, it can feel as if your gaze is being tugged in four directions at once. There are ...

Portmeirion was a favourite haunt of The Beatles, the place where Noël Coward wrote Blithe Spirit and the home of Sixties TV show The Prisoner. And one can see why the Welsh tourist village ...

dream of doll’s houses and fairytale landscapes, Portmeirion has proved remarkably sturdy, and with its selection of hotels and self-catering cottages functions successfully as a holiday destination.