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Wales is a country of contrasts from the vast areas of open countryside to the bustling cities like the capital, Cardiff. Here are our reviews of tourist attractions in Wales and remember, all our attraction reviews are based on personal visits:
Devil’s Bridge Falls is billed as one of the ‘Must See natural attractions in Wales and it doesn’t disappoint. The 300ft Mynach Waterfalls set deep within the ancient wooded gorge attract many thousands of visitors. There are two routes for … Continue readingDevil’s Bridge Waterfalls
Want to see a seriously beautiful largely in tact medieval castle with amazing gardens? Powis Castle in the place to go. Built around 1200 the medieval fortress sits high on a rock. The views from the top across Wales are … Continue readingPowis Castle
We doubt you’ll feel like a Prisoner on a visit here – more like a visitor to the Italian Lakes. Portmerion is a Welsh village. All of it is the vision of architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis. He wanted to show … Continue readingPortmeirion
Conwy Castle is large defensive structure, built in the 1280s, which dominates the North Wales town of Conwy. It’s notable for how much of it still remains and the railway line which runs alongside and even underneath it at one … Continue readingConwy Castle, North Wales
Cardiff Bay was once the busy dock area of the city, but it’s been totally transformed in recent years and has now become a tourist attraction in its own right. This is partly thanks to a barrage which was built … Continue readingCardiff Bay, Cardiff
THIS ATTRACTION IS NOW CLOSED The Doctor Who Experience is an attraction based at Cardiff Bay which focuses on the BBC TV Series Doctor Who which is filmed in the city of Cardiff. The attraction is based on the characters … Continue readingDoctor Who Experience
Essentially, the Wales Millennium Centre is cross between a theatre and a community centre, but it’s the architecture that’s the most striking thing about it. Its huge frontage is dominated by a poem written in English and Welsh and the … Continue readingWales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Cardiff Castle has around 2000 years of history. The oldest part of the castle is the old keep in the centre and this is surrounded by the more modern extensions that made it a family home for the Bute family. … Continue readingCardiff Castle, Cardiff
The Millennium Stadium is the modern home of Welsh Rugby, but it’s also an arena that can be used for other sports like soccer or as a music venue. It has also played host to large shows. They’re able to … Continue readingMillennium Stadium, Cardiff
Wales Hotels – Great rates from Hotels.com
Cardiff Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour – A great way to see the capital city of Wales
Books on Wales – Amazon.co.uk
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