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Posted on 28/03/13, filed under Accommodation, Activities, Anglesey, Food, Snowdonia, Visit Wales, Wales | Comments Off

Don’t let the weather reports put you off, there’s still loads going on in North Wales this Easter.
Here’s a quick run down of some of the best places to go and things to see and do over the long weekend:
GREAT THINGS TO DO
The Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways - Two unique… Continue reading
Posted on 18/12/12, filed under Accommodation, Christmas, Food, Guest Blog, Pembrokeshire, Shopping, Wales | Comments Off


Author: Watson Thomas
Watson is a Cardiff-born freelance writer who has written for everyone from The Times and the Independent Traveller to the South Wales Echo and Western Mail. Career highlight: going in search of (and finding) the Northern Lights in Norway.

It’s… Continue reading
Posted on 26/11/12, filed under Castles, Christmas, Festivals, Food, Wales | Comments Off



Cadw is the Welsh Government’s historic environment service working for an accessible and well-protected historic environment for Wales.

Nothing marks the arrival of Christmas better than the magic of Christmas lights, fayres, late… Continue reading
Posted on 31/10/12, filed under Bank Holidays Seasonal and Break Ideas, Days Out, Festivals, Food, Music, Shopping | Comments Off
The obvious outing in November is a Bon Fire Night and Fireworks Display, but what about the rest of the month? You may think that there would be less going on this month with the shorter days and the colder weather, but not in Wales! There is not only a whole host of Christmas Fairs starting this month, and the customary switching on of Christmas lights, but a whole lot… Continue reading
Posted on 17/10/12, filed under Food | Comments Off
Here in Wales, we are extremely proud of our great produce and fantastic places to eat it, and this year’s National Restaurant Awards confirm our suspicions that Wales has some of the best restaurants around.
The Best Restaurant in Wales award went to The Hardwick in Abergavenny and this year three more Welsh restaurants made it into the top 100, The Walnut Tree, Tyddyn Llan and the Potted Pig.
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