Exploring South Wales unveils a tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Begin your journey in Cardiff, the vibrant capital, where Cardiff Castle stands as a testament to centuries of Welsh heritage. Immerse yourself in the fascinating exhibits of the National Museum Cardiff, showcasing art and history from Wales and beyond. Discover the enchanting ruins of Tintern Abbey nestled in the picturesque Wye Valley, a haven for walkers and nature lovers.
Journey to the majestic Brecon Beacons National Park for scenic hikes and outdoor adventures. Don't miss the charming town of Swansea, with its maritime heritage and stunning coastline, offering a true taste of South Wales' allure.
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Tranquil reedbeds and stunning views of the Severn estuary, close to civilisation
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Welcome to 500 acres of countryside, walks, trails and family fun all within a mile of Aberdare.
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At the height of its prosperity in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Penllergare estate was one of the great gardens of Britain.
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Garwnant Visitor Centre facilities include forest walks, restaurant, education/conference facilities, information centre and children's play area.
230 acres of parkland. Voted the best picnic spot in Wales in 2010.
Oxwich National Nature Reserve. A varied landscape and historical treasures on the Gower coast.
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Welsh fortress-palace transformed into regal residence.
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Visit Caldicot Castle in its beautiful setting of tranquil gardens and a wooded country park.
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Rich in history, Cardiff Castle boasts Roman origins, a Norman keep, and lavish Victorian renovations. Its diverse architecture tells a captivating tale.
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Explore diverse art collections and Welsh history exhibits, offering a cultural journey in a vibrant setting.
Within its 700 acres you will find a varied landscape ranging from open and wooded hillsides, steep gorges and quarries to meadowland and wet valley floor.
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Explore ancient ruins atop rolling hills, imagining medieval life amidst panoramic views of the Welsh countryside.
Cosmeston has a variety of habitats covering over 100 hectares of land and water, some areas designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Set in over 100 acres of parkland, Bryngarw Country Park is a glorious sanctuary for both people and wildlife alike.
From thrilling adventures to tranquil overnight stays, Cwmcarn Forest is close enough to retreat to yet feels like a million miles away.
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