Wales
is a land of contrasts, from secluded mountain valleys to crowded cities,
with a heritage spanning the gamut from rich poetry and song to the
grit of the coal mines. We've tried to create a guide to Wales that
takes in all those aspects, from the practicalities of getting there
to history and culture.
For a quick overview of what to see and do in the various regions of
Wales, we suggest you start with our Virtual
Tour. Or jump right to a specific region or topic by clicking
on the map below or the menu to the right. To find accommodation, explore
our Wales Hotel
Guide or browse Bed
and Breakfasts in Wales. And if you'd like some background on
the rich heritage and culture of Wales, browse our History
of Wales.
WALES TRAVEL GUIDE
ACCOMMODATION
Hotels | Bed
and Breakfasts | Self
Catering
ATTRACTIONS IN WALES BY REGION
Anglesey
and Snowdonia | North
Wales Coast and Borderlands | Mid
Wales and Brecon Beacons | Ceredigion
| Pembrokeshire
| Carmarthenshire
| Swansea, Gower
and the Vale of Neath | Cardiff,
Coast, & Valleys of South Wales | Wye
Valley and Vale of Usk
ATTRACTIONS IN WALES BY
TYPE OF ATTRACTION
Abbeys
& Monasteries | Ancient
Sites | Castles
| Gardens
| Historic
Churches & Religious Sites | Historic
Houses | Museums
| Roman Remains
Virtual
Tour of Wales
Wales
Travel Links
The Wales Travel Guide was edited by Barbara Ballard and David Ross.
Comments, suggestions are welcome.
www.destinations-uk.com
Photo courtesy of Joanne Paul
Map and Text © David Ross and Britain Express 2004
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