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10 must see places

1. Visit the Wye Valley

2. The Brecon Beacons National Park

3. Visit Cardiff

4. A Welsh Rugby match

5. The Vale of Glamorgan

6. Walking in the Welsh Valleys

7. Visit Cardigan

8. Experience Anglesey

9. Snowdonia (The Great Outdoors)

10. Llandudno

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1. Visit the Wye Valley

Here you’ll find Sleepy villages, ruined abbeys, and lots and lots of castles.

2. The Brecon Beacons National Park

The Brecon Beacons is one of Wales’s three National Parks, along with the Pembrokeshire Coast ...

3. Visit Cardiff

Cardiff has recently gained a reputation as one of the coolest cities in the UK.

4. A Welsh Rugby match

Firstly, a rugby match is an absolute must.

5. The Vale of Glamorgan

Glamorgan is an area steeped in history and surrounded by legends of lost villages, epic ...

6. Walking in the Welsh Valleys

The Welsh Valleys are located right in the heart of South Wales.

7. Visit Cardigan

Cardigan is an attractive and picturesque Welsh market town on the Pembrokeshire Peninsula.

8. Experience Anglesey

The Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn in Welsh) is located off the northwest coast of Wales near the ...

9. Snowdonia (The Great Outdoors)

This is a fantastic mountain landscape and a magnet for climbers and outdoor enthusiasts.

10. Llandudno

Llandudno is Wales's largest seaside resort, and as the tourist office brochure states, it can ...

Wales is an extremely diverse country with a fantastic landscape. Altough, it's relatively small, there's hundreds of things to do and places to see here.

Ten of the best include; the sleepy villages of the Wye Valley; Snowdonia's fantastic mountain landscape; the vast and wild terrain of the Brecon Beacons; the cities of Cardiff and Glamorgan; the beautifully situated resort of Llandudno and the Welsh Valleys, home to the 2,000-ft Mynydd Blaenrhondda (Blaenrhondda mountain).