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Wales’ food festivals tend to feel grounded rather than glossy – more about producers, place and eating well than spectacle. From seaside towns to city centres, these events are often best experienced as part of a wider trip, whether that’s a weekend away or an extended food-focused route around the country. Tip: Many Welsh food […] Read more…
Discover what Milford Haven is famous for and how the industrial history of the town has shaped it into what it is today. Plus, hear about the best things to see, do and eat in and around Milford Haven, from visiting the independent shops, bars, cafes and restaurants that line Milford Waterfront, overlooking Milford Marina, […] Read more…
Why Wales rewards the driver Some destinations are easy to explore by train or bus. Wales isn’t one of them. While the country’s rail network links many of the major towns and cities, some of its most spectacular beaches, mountain roads and hidden valleys are often best reached on four wheels. A self-drive road trip […] Read more…
South Wales’ calendar changes with the seasons, bringing everything from summer festivals and school holiday activities to autumn food events, theatre productions and colourful countryside walks. Whether you’re planning a family day out, a weekend break or simply looking for inspiration, there’s always something happening somewhere in the region. This guide highlights some of the […] Read more…
Ceredigion remains one of the quietest stretches of the Welsh coast. Pembrokeshire to the south draws the coast-path crowd, Eryri to the north pulls in climbers and photographers, and the long arc of Cardigan Bay between them has been quietly getting on with itself. For anyone planning a long weekend in West Wales, it’s increasingly […] Read more…
Whether you’re new to the Welsh capital or simply looking for somewhere to enjoy a drink and unwind, you’re in the right place. Cardiff is home to some of the most characterful pubs and bars in Wales – ideal for everything from laid-back afternoons to lively late-night catch-ups. Whether you’re planning a casual pint or […] Read more…
Westminster Abbey sits right at the historic heart of London. This iconic building has witnessed everything from coronations and royal weddings to state funerals, and after nearly a thousand years, the sheer weight of its history is hard to overstate. Its Gothic towers and intricate stonework draw millions of visitors each year. Yet many people […] Read more…