Wales: travel articles

The Isle of Anglesey, located in North West Wales, is known for its natural heritage, from white sandy beaches and rugged cliffs to lush green plains, making it a pretty special place....

Ynys Enlli (Isle of Bardsey) in Wales has become the very first place in mainland Europe to be certified as an International Dark Sky Sanctuary.

Wales holds a perennial spot on hidden gem holiday lists. Offering a thoughtful mosaic of award-winning coastlines, indomitably rugged wilds, life-drunk bohemian towns, and Michelin-guide...

Wales’ valley birthed the Industrial Revolution, the world’s first industrial nation. Here it was “revolution” in the fullest sense of the word: the small fishing town of Swansea became...

Land of Princes, Wales is an ever-unwinding jewel box of things to discover, from the quasi-Mediterranean coasts of Pembrokeshire to the formidable wilds of Snowdonia National Park....

Nestled amidst rolling hills and breathtaking landscapes, Wales stands as a haven for artistic expression. From its humble beginnings to its vibrant present, the country's art scene...

Wales is famous as a land of legend: ancient faeries, Celtic rune-stones littering the landscape, and a dragon so mighty it became the country’s national symbol. It has experienced...