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Cardiff, United Kingdom
Start your Welsh adventure in the vibrant capital. Visit Cardiff Castle and the stunning Victorian arcade shops in the city centre. Don't miss a Welsh rarebit or a pint in the buzzing Pontcanna neighbourhood.
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Brecon, United Kingdom
Gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park, perfect for hiking and dramatic moorland scenery. Pen y Fan is the highest peak in South Wales and a rewarding half-day hike. The market town itself has charming independent shops and great local pubs.
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Aberystwyth, United Kingdom
A laid-back university town on Cardigan Bay with a Victorian seafront promenade and pier. Take the cliff railway up Constitution Hill for sweeping coastal views. The area is known for fresh seafood and is a hub of Welsh language culture.
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Snowdonia, United Kingdom
Based in or around Betws-y-Coed, explore Snowdonia National Park — Wales's most dramatic mountain landscape. Climb or take the rack railway to the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), the highest peak in Wales. The village of Betws-y-Coed offers cosy cafes and excellent outdoor gear shops.
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Conwy, United Kingdom
One of Wales's best-preserved medieval walled towns, dominated by a stunning 13th-century castle. Walk the complete circuit of the town walls for brilliant views over the estuary and Snowdonia. The quayside is lined with seafood stalls — try the famous mussels.
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Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom
Based in or around Tenby, explore Pembrokeshire's spectacular Atlantic coastline and National Park. The Wales Coast Path here passes clifftop wildflowers, hidden coves, and sandy beaches like Barafundle Bay. Visit St Davids — the UK's smallest city — and its impressive medieval cathedral.