Wales has more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe — over 600 of them, scattered across mountains, coastlines, and river valleys. Some are polished World Heritage Sites; others are wild, crumbling ruins you might have entirely to yourself on a misty morning. If you’re planning a Welsh castle adventure, this guide…
Welshpool is a market town, on the border of Powys and Shropshire. The Welsh name for Welshpool is Y Trallwng. Welshpool is situated on the banks of the River Severn. Welshpool has a narrow gauge steam train that runs from the town to the small town of Llanfair Caereinion . Powis Castle This local castle…
These slate caverns are family friendly and a great day out with children and dogs. They are on the west coast of wales 1 mile south of the town of Harlech. These are all man made tunnels dating back over 100years. Inside the tunnels the only light source was from the air vents and candles….
Do you want to get to the heart of Snowdonia for a bit of back to nature camping? Then this is the perfect site to head to. What more do you want? No phone signals, open valleys, beautiful scenery. The Campsite This is a site that is basic but stunning. It is based next to…
Powis Castle and Gardens is situated in the small border town of Welshpool, Powys. The property is owned and maintained by the National Trust. This property is not just a Welsh Castle but also has a beautiful mature garden with lakes, parkland which is home to some deer. The castle also has its own museum….