Wales is a pocket-sized nation in the United Kingdom, known for its picturesque towns, medieval castles, charming villages and windswept coastline. The west coast is covered in green, south has a less-rugged topography, east has rolling hills and valleys...
Named after Mount Snowdon, Snowdonia in Wales (Eryri in Welsh) is a mountainous region and national park in the northwest of Wales. Its incredible natural scenery and the many things to do has made it the outdoor adventure capital...
Wales may be one of the smallest countries in the United Kingdom but still has its own rich traditions and history. Castles are a major part of this history and can be found all over the stunning Welsh landscape....
The UK has produced some of the most celebrated literary figures throughout history and has long been one of the top literary destinations in the world. William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle, JK Rowling, Jane Austen, and hundreds...
Literary tourism has been around for centuries. It lets you combine your love for books and travel while you visit literary destinations that have inspired famous authors across the centuries. Much like visiting destinations that inspired favourite films, these places are...
Traditional Welsh food is shaped by the natural resources of Wales and the lifestyles of those working the land. As such, much of it is simple and wholesome. Wales is famous for its lamb and beef, having a long...
Traveling around the world as a vegetarian can be quite difficult. Europe is often seen as especially challenging, as it offers little choice for the non-meat eater. However, food doesn't have to be a challenge or an obstacle while...
Wales is a beautiful country, filled with lush greenery and sweeping landscapes. But, its capital city Cardiff (or Caerdydd in Welsh) often seems far removed from all of that. Nonetheless, it is filled with no end of atmospheric entertainment...