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Wales is a hidden gem within the UK, offering some of the most breathtaking landscapes and charming towns. From its rugged mountains and tranquil valleys to its grand castles and stately homes, Wales has a unique character that will captivate every visitor.
Wales is often overlooked by travelers, but once you experience its beauty, it’s hard to forget. North Wales, with the stunning Anglesey Island, offers incredible views across the Menai Straits, where green mountains tumble down to crystal-clear waters. The landscape is rich in history, from the old slate quarries to the numerous streams and waterfalls that create tranquil settings across the country.
You’ll also find a wealth of history in Wales’ castles and stately homes. Caernarfon Castle is a highlight, located in a picturesque town on the water. It’s home to a military museum, and the surrounding area boasts some of the best vistas in the UK.
One of the most stunning train rides in the UK is the route that departs from Caernarfon, taking you on a four-hour journey with breathtaking vistas. The Welsh Railway is renowned for its spectacular views and is expanding to Porthmadog, making it even longer and more scenic.
Visit the well-preserved walled city of Conwy, with its fascinating castle ruins. The Victorian beach town of Llandudno is also a must-see, famous for its connection to Lewis Carroll.
This whimsical Italianate village on a private peninsula is a stunning example of architecture and beauty, nestled at the top of Cardigan Bay. It’s a place like no other.
For a more relaxed pace, the seaside towns of Tenby and Pembroke offer lovely coastlines, historic castles, and a laid-back atmosphere.

Just a short drive from Caernarfon, this 19th-century fantasy castle offers colorful gardens, spectacular views, and a treasure trove of history within its walls. Explore the doll museum, railway museum, and the Castle and Quarry exhibition.

Located on Anglesey Island, this stunning house overlooks the Snowdonia mountains. The house has a military connection to the Marquess of Anglesey, a leader at the Battle of Waterloo, and features the largest mural by artist Rex Whistler.

A charming town nestled in a picturesque valley, ideal for scenic walks and shopping in quaint artisan shops.

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