Scenic Roads for a Welsh Road Trip
Two recommended driving routes in Wales: the A470 and A483, with rolling hills, quiet traffic, and links to Elan Valley and the national parks.
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Waterfall Country, Wales
South Wales’ Waterfall Country in Bannau Brycheiniog: the Four Waterfalls Walk, Sgwd yr Eira, and walking behind a curtain of falling water.
Read moreCardiff — City of Arcades
Wales’s capital: a castle, seven distinctive arcades, a walkable centre, and the River Taff leading out to the sea.
Read moreRed kite feeding station
Near Rhayader, watching birds once nearly extinct — now more than two hundred strong.
Read moreSwansea — Wales’s second city
Gin & Juice: a tucked-away rooftop restaurant with sea views and a satisfying meal.
Read moreAurora in Wales
Woken at night in South Wales to see the northern lights near Brecon Beacons.
Read moreCardiff — the capital
A quick walk through Royal Arcade, Cardiff’s oldest shopping arcade since 1858.
Read moreCardiff Christmas market
Salt on the ground like frost, mulled wine in the air, and Christmas songs before December.
Read moreCardiff — The Prince of Wales pub
A theatre turned Wetherspoon pub, careful interiors, and excellent spicy chicken wings.
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