North Wales

A land of myths and legends, north Wales is home to many of the country's tallest mountains, as well as stunning lakes and beaches, ancient slate quarries, formidable castles and spectacular hiking trails.

Carreg Cennen Castle

Perched atop a tall limestone crag on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog in Carmarthenshire, Carreg Cennen Castle is an impressive, unforgettable sight.

Margam Country Park

With 800 acres of parkland, roaming deer, an abandoned castle, a ruined abbey and a farm, Margam Country Park makes for a great day out.

The Royal Mint Experience

This visitor experience involves a 45-minute guided tour, including a look inside the factory where the UK's coins are minted, and a museum you can walk around at your own pace.

Hay-on-Wye

Straddling the Welsh-English border, this town flanked by the River Wye and the Black Mountains is best known for its many bookshops and annual literary festival.

Dinefwr

Nestled in the Carmarthenshire countryside, Dinefwr is a grand estate boasting a medieval castle, a stately home and a 100-acre nature reserve home to a host of wildlife.

Tintern Abbey

Surrounded by steep forest-covered hills, this picturesque abbey on the banks of the River Wye in Monmouthshire has inspired artists and writers for centuries.

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