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Frommer's Guide to Wales Family Holidays
The Frommer's Guidebook, Wales with your Family, has travel advice and ideas on where to take the kids on those Welsh holidays, from castles to safe sandy beaches more...
The Top Ten Cardiff Attractions
The Top Ten Cardiff attractions include Cardiff Castle, the Millennium Stadium and Millennium Centre, Bute Park and the National Museum and Gallery of Wales. more...
The new free guide to hotels in Wales, Great Little Places to Stay 2008/9, is available and recommends the best small Welsh hotels, guest houses, inns and farmhouses. more...
Luxury and Country Hotels in Wales
Luxury country house hotels in Wales are in the 2008 brochure of Welsh Rarebits 'Hotels of Distinction', now enhanced by townhouse guesthouses and boutique boltholes. more...
The TYF Eco Hotel opens for business in St David's, Pembrokeshire, and claims to be the first organic hotel in Wales. Food Miles are out and 15-Mile Menus are in. more...
Plan Now for Wales 2010 Ryder Cup
Book now to play a round of golf on the 2010 Ryder Cup Course at the Celtic Manor Resort, as Wales hosts the Ryder Cup for the first time. Some tee times now available more...
From Welsh Castles to modern Cardiff, the Lonely Planet Wales guide covers everything Welsh: Snowdonia, Swansea, the Brecon Beacons and the best food and accommodation more...
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By: Rosemary Gemmell
No visit to North Wales is complete without a ride on the famous narrow-gauge railway from Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog. more...
By: Allison Isom
Close to Aberaeron and the West Wales coast, Llanerchaeron is an old Welsh country house. more...
By: Rosemary Gemmell
Nestling along the Cambrian Coast, the seaside town of Criccieth is one of the most unspoilt areas of North West Wales. more...
By: Victoria Turton
The coastline of North Wales is home to some beautiful beaches, offering safe bathing and seaside fun. more...
Portmeirion Italianate Village
By: Rosemary Gemmell
Mention Portmeirion and many people will think of Number Six from the 1960s cult TV Programme 'The Prisoner' starring Patrick McGoohan. more...
By: Victoria Turton
Conwy is a real gem, a town sitting alongside the Conwy Estuary and the guardian of the entrance to Snowdonia. more...
By: Victoria Turton
Perched high above the seaside resort of Colwyn Bay in North Wales, the Welsh Mountain Zoo houses a number of threatened or endangered species. more...
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