This historic cottage offers not only a brilliant architectural piece in its own right, but houses a collection that helps visitors to understand the ways that the community has changed throughout the years. Within the cottage, visitors are able...

A large sandy beach backed by cliffs. This beach marks the easterly end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which winds its way for 186 miles past all the coves, beaches and cliffs of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Amroth beach is...

This National Trust property is set in a peaceful valley, surrounded by broadleaf forest. The gardens are well known for their rhododendrons and azaleas, and there is a magnificent walled garden, and a sculpture trail. There are many walks on...

Folly Farm has a wide variety of attractions that appeal to all ages, ranging from Ziggy’s exotic zoo, farm activities to the thrills of the old time Funfair. Visitors can try bottle-feeding animals in the Jolly Barn, hand milking a...

This unusual garden claims to be the only garden in Europe dedicated to the law. The laws were codified in the 10th Century by the Welsh King Hywel Dda, and they were extremely advanced for their time. Eventually, they were...

Llawhaden Castle was originally a 12th Century earth and timber ringwork fortress, which was destroyed by the Welsh in 1193. The bishops of St Davids founded the stone keep and courtyard castle which can be seen today. They added a...

Oakwood Park is one of the UK’s top ten theme parks and one of Wales’ largest tourist attractions. Boasting over 60 rides and attractions, there’s something for everyone, whatever the weather. Amongst the world-class white knuckle rides are Megafobia, the...

The Higgin Family who lived in this house were not particularly famous, and the building is not in the league of many of the stately homes that one sees across the countryside, but the collection inside is designed to tell...

Scott's Bay is a beautiful, secluded beach situated just around a rocky headland from Llansteffan Beach near Carmarthen. You can walk there from Llansteffan village in ten minutes either over the sands or on an easy coastal cliff path.A feature...

This ancient church, known in Welsh as the Eglwys Cymyn Church, has been called the most interesting of the local churches. The church's great claim to fame is that it holds the Avitoria stone, a fifth-Century memorial stone to Avitoria...

The Welsh Chocolate Farm is an unique experience not to be missed. It is based around a chocolate village, Llansiocled, which visitors can tour and watch various chocolate-based activities. If it all gets too much you can take in a...