Ceredigion

Aberystwyth

A lively coastal university town with a Victorian promenade, historic ruins and sweeping views across Cardigan Bay.

Isle of Anglesey

Beaumaris Castle

An impressive concentric castle on the Isle of Anglesey, celebrated for the symmetry and sophistication of its medieval design.

Powys

Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park

A mountainous national park of broad ridges, waterfalls, valleys, dark skies and traditional market towns.

Gwynedd

Caernarfon Castle

An imposing medieval fortress overlooking the Menai Strait and one of the most recognizable castles in Wales.

Caerphilly

Caerphilly Castle

A vast medieval fortress surrounded by water defenses and famous for its dramatic leaning tower.

Cardiff

Cardiff Castle

A historic castle in the heart of Cardiff with Roman origins, a Norman keep, and richly decorated Victorian interiors.

Monmouthshire

Chepstow Castle

A strategically positioned castle overlooking the River Wye with centuries of medieval architectural development.

Conwy

Conwy Castle

A remarkably preserved medieval castle overlooking the historic walled town of Conwy and the Conwy estuary.

Powys

Elan Valley

A peaceful landscape of reservoirs, Victorian dams, open hills and scenic roads in the heart of Mid Wales.

Gwynedd

Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park

A spectacular mountain landscape of rugged peaks, glacial valleys, lakes, trails and traditional Welsh communities.

Conwy

Great Orme

A prominent limestone headland above Llandudno offering coastal scenery, walking trails and expansive views.

Gwynedd

Harlech Castle

A dramatic medieval castle perched above the coast with sweeping views toward the mountains of Eryri.

Carmarthenshire

National Botanic Garden of Wales

A major botanical garden featuring landscaped grounds, diverse plant collections and a striking glasshouse.

Wrexham

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct

A remarkable early-19th-century aqueduct carrying the Llangollen Canal high above the River Dee valley.

Gwynedd

Portmeirion

A distinctive Italianate village on the coast of North Wales, known for colorful architecture, gardens and woodland walks.

Swansea

Rhossili Bay

A sweeping sandy bay at the western end of the Gower Peninsula, backed by cliffs and spectacular coastal scenery.

Isle of Anglesey

South Stack Lighthouse

A dramatic lighthouse setting on the rugged western edge of Holy Island, surrounded by cliffs and sweeping sea views.

Pembrokeshire

St Davids Cathedral

A magnificent cathedral in Britain's smallest city, set within a historic religious site close to the Pembrokeshire coast.

Pembrokeshire

Tenby

A picturesque harbor town known for pastel-colored houses, sandy beaches, medieval walls and a lively seaside atmosphere.

Swansea

Three Cliffs Bay

A scenic Gower Peninsula bay characterized by sand dunes, salt marsh, limestone cliffs and a distinctive trio of peaks.

Monmouthshire

Tintern Abbey

The atmospheric ruins of a medieval Cistercian abbey set amid the wooded landscapes of the Wye Valley.