Wales
A captivating country in western Britain, where ancient culture meets
breathtaking landscapes
Cardiff: Heart of Wales
Capital City
Cultural Hub
Vibrant urban centre on the south
Museums, theatres, and Welsh
coast
traditions
Economic Centre
Business district and modern developments
Natural Wonders
Snowdonia
Coastal Beauty
Home to Snowdon, Wales' highest
Stunning beaches along Cardigan
peak at 1,085 metres
Bay and Gower Peninsula
Dramatic mountain landscapes and
Rugged cliffs and pristine sandy
hiking trails
shores
Heritage & Language
Medieval Castles
Bilingual Nation
Over 600 castles tell tales of conquest and resistance.
Welsh (Cymraeg) thrives alongside English. Ancient Celtic
Caernarfon and Conwy are UNESCO World Heritage sites.
language with 900,000 speakers today.