This fossil-rich beach is packed with rock pools and geological wonders, and it was designated as a part of the Heritage ...

The £4.5m funding from Welsh Government and the council will go towards preserving Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil ...

Famous for its ruined Cistercian abbey, Tintern has spectacular views, river walks and a smattering of dog-friendly pubs and ...

Wales is called the “castle capital of the world” for a reason. The Normans had a tough time of it here and built over 600 ...

According to Paul Davis of Show Caves of the World: “The castle has, justifiably, drawn visitors from all over the world due to its spectacular location, perched on the edge of a limestone cliff, ...

Zoe said: "We usually park up and hike up the hill to explore the 13th-century castle ruins and pay homage to the statue of Welsh resistance hero Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan - a tradition my kids ...

Sometimes called the "Land of Castles" and "Castle Capital of the World," Wales once had about 600 castles. Many of these Welsh castles are now in ruins, while others are open for tours or even ...

Tucked away in a national nature reserve, Newton House at Dinefwr is more than just a historic mansion. This Jacobean stately home in Carmarthenshire boasts castle ruins, a fairy village and a ...

Tucked away in the Welsh countryside and just moments from the Welsh-English border in Powys, Montgomery is a bit of a hidden gem that offers castle ruins, a Michelin Guide restaurant, a quaint ...

Just a mile from the Welsh-English border in Powys, Montgomery has castle ruins, a Michelin Guide restaurant, a historic half-timbered hotel and a chilling 200-year-old legend.

Tucked away in the Welsh countryside and just moments from the Welsh-English border in Powys, Montgomery is a bit of a hidden gem that offers castle ruins, a Michelin Guide restaurant, a quaint ...