Fesivals in Wales Database of regularly occuring festivals in Wales.
Visit Reports Visitor reports. Before deciding to go to a particular place or visit a particular attraction, why not read what those who have already been there have to say.
Accommodation for Visitors Wales offers accomodation which varies across the spectrum from luxury to rudimentary. This site will provide background information about the possibilities offered for those who wish to meet local people and to be close to nature. The requirements of different types of traveller - organised groups, school parties, disabled people, vegetarians, indivdual travelers, etc. - will be considered.
Information about Wales This site contains general information about Wales, quizzes and famous people in Welsh history.
Tourism Further information about Welsh Tourism.
Although there are many relics of the past, you will find that Welsh people
keep their history alive. Frequent events reenact scenes from Wales's past,
such as the reenactment of Owain Glyndwr's attack on Coity Castle.
Few countries can offer as many castles in comparison with their size.
Maintaining castles not only preserves our history for future generations,
but also offers visitors a unique glimpse into life in former times.
The remains of Wales's industrial past are abundant. Some sites have
been converted into museums, with guided tours and computerised displays
of information. Others remain abandoned, their history waiting to be
discovered in archives or contacting local historians.
Wales offers enormous potential for walking and enjoying nature, with
numrous organised walks, graded in terms of dificulty, and with different
focal points of interest ranging from butterflies to bats and from caves to
castles.
A number of small guage railways are preserved offering visitors a chance
to experience rail travel as it once was and a chance to experience experience
at close hand areas of outstanding natural beauty.
Wherever and whenever you are in Wales you are never short of entertainment
- ranging from national concerts and events to the impromptu sing-along
in pubs and clubs.
Visiting a lively market is always an interesting experience. Whether
you are looking to take back something typically Welsh, or want to buy
your food directly from the farmer or just having a look - there is usually
something at hand.
Wales offers a rich program of events - historical, musical, cultural.
Net-Cymru presents an events diary and background descriptions.
In Wales children don't just watch, they become part of the act.
Events, attractions and museums are increasingly planning with children
in mind.
Sometimes the best things in life are free. In Wales, an amazing number
of attractions and things to do don't require you to pay a penny.