Discover the enchanting town that once ruled Wales, where history whispers through medieval streets and ancient castles stand ...

These Welsh castles were built for royalty, and now you can visit them for a fairy-tale vacation. Sometimes called the "Land of Castles" and "Castle Capital of the World," Wales once had about 600 ...

Venture slightly further west and you'll find Pendine, boasting one of the UK's longest sandy beaches and a history peppered ...

Llansteffa, has a huge, beautiful beach, a stunning medieval castle and a charming village with great places to eat ...

A once-tired and outdated hotel has made a grand return following a £3 million refurbishment, reclaiming its position as an historic Welsh landmark with an ode to its town's heritage.

There are never crowds here and it's not a popular tourist destination despite its huge empty beach, impressive castle and ...

Here's why Raglan Castle is a great spot for an Easter day trip. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What’s On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here A Royal Connection: ...

From storybook coastlines to fairytale fortresses tucked between emerald hills, Southwest Wales is a land steeped in ancient ...

This is because the village has castle ruins overlooking the shoreline with ... can unwind and connect with the rich tapestry of Wales' past and present." There is a deep ditch around the inner ...

It is not just part of the stunning castle ruins in Brecon, but holds the title of the oldest hotel in Wales. The hotel looked magical as the evening drew in. Part of a portfolio of award-winning ...