North Wales

Set against the backdrop of north Wales’ Carneddau mountains, these pioneering Victorian gardens were home to many of Britain’s horticultural firsts.

Standing tall for more than 700 years, this medieval fortress overlooks the pretty town of Conwy – both a joy to explore.

All aboard! Travel back in time on steam-powered locomotives, through glorious north Wales countryside.

For beautiful beaches and charming seaside villages, look to the Llŷn Peninsula on the north Wales coast.

A little slice of the Amalfi Coast in north Wales, this quirky resort looks just like a colourful Italian village.

Since 1809, this tiny white lighthouse has saved thousands of lives. Discover its stories in the museum, and enjoy epic views from the top.

Look out for remarkable wildlife sightings – including puffins, peregrines and a 200-strong grey seal colony.

This is no ordinary watersports trip: the Pontcysyllte is one of the tallest navigable aqueducts in the world.

Known as the ‘Iron Ring’, these mighty Welsh castles date back to the 13th century.

Part festival, part competition, this is a great way to experience Wales’ rich national heritage.

Enjoy thrilling high ropes courses, underground trampoline parks and the fastest zip line on the planet.

This contemporary art gallery has serious cultural clout, representing artists from all over Wales – and beyond.

From a 5,500-year-old skeleton to precious Roman coins, which historic treasures will you discover?

Fans of this cult classic show will love the official The Prisoner shop, amid Portmeirion’s iconic architecture.

Explore the courtyard where the contestants stayed, the telephone box, the Clink – and even the privy.

From events and club nights, to film screenings and craft markets, see what’s on during your visit.

Your ticket to invigorating walks, picnics and birdwatching – all with breathtaking views of the sea.

Film screenings, gigs, DJ sets and workshops: this three-day festival is packed with entertainment…

Learn the secrets of Anglesey’s top-quality salt, on a surprising behind-the-scenes adventure.

Choose an eco-friendly stay – with 100% renewable energy, rainwater harvesting and electric car chargers.

Maybe you’ll hike or cycle on the beautiful waterside trails, or hire a boat from Bala Watersports Centre?

A fun way to try white water rafting, whether you’re dipping in for the first time or are a seasoned rafter.

Award-winning wine in a unique environment, take a journey through the vineyard from pruning to harvest and everything in between.

Shop for speciality bites such as buttery Welsh cakes and bara brith, plus wines from nearby vineyards.

This historic farmhouse in the Conwy Valley is renowned for its fine food and drink.

This spa’s treatment menu is long and luxurious, featuring massages, facials, scrubs and signature rituals.

Set over hundreds of acres of north Wales countryside, with stunning gardens and a 3,000-year-old mummy.