Wales

In Wales's capital Cardiff (Welsh: Caerdydd ), the outstanding frontage of the Main Building of Cardiff University (Welsh: Prifysgol Caerdydd ) is now over 100 years old.... keep reading →

Queen Street is a central walkway in Cardiff (Welsh: Caerdydd), Wales's capital, and one of its most prominent landmarks is the striking statue, by Robert Thomas (1926-1999)... keep reading →

This imposing civic building is currently the headquarters of the City and County of Swansea (Welsh: Abertawe ), in Glamorgan (Welsh: Morgannwg ), Wales (Welsh: Cymru ).... keep reading →

There are lots of places to visit in North and South Wales but mid Wales has one of the best of all, the Elan Valley Reservoirs. This is a brief guide with a few photos, it... keep reading →

The Black Mountains of Wales by Foot, Bicycle or Horse details where to find everything you need to plan a great trip outdoors through the unspoilt beauty of the easter side... keep reading →

Wales is a beautiful country criss crossed with Rights of Way. The Right of Way may be a footpath or Bridleway enabling you to explore the country with ease and off the... keep reading →

The only way to describe Swansea and the surrounding area is: lovely. It’s on the south coast of Wales, in Swansea Bay, further west along the coast from Cardiff, and it... keep reading →

Overlooking the Tywi (or Towy) River, Carmarthen Castle (Welsh: Castell Caerfyrddin) is a partly ruined structure, built on a hill in Carmarthen, in West Wales. Carmarthen... keep reading →

Newgale is one of the best beaches in Wales for surfing and attracts everybody from beginners to advanced riders. Newgale was even rated by the and the Telegraph the second... keep reading →

Old and new are juxtaposed at Swansea Castle (Welsh: Castell Abertawe ) and the BT Tower ('British Telecommunications Tower'), at Swansea (Welsh: Abertawe ), Wales (Welsh:... keep reading →