What to see, what to do Wales?
The 10 good reasons to go Wales
To surpass yourself at Mount Snowdon
Climbing Mount Snowdon is accessible, but requires a fair amount of effort!
-Castles galore
Over 600, many of them in ruins. It's impossible not to come across one.
A warm people
The Welsh welcome you with open arms, and even more so over a beer...
For the atmosphere in a stadium
Attending a rugby match at Principality Stadium is an unforgettable experience.
Hikes everywhere
300 km of well-maintained footpaths signposted just for Pembrokeshire.
A green destination
Beaches, mountains, valleys, rivers, lakes... Fresh air in every corner!
Mystical land, rich in legends
King Arthur, giants, a red dragon... Stories that can be told anywhere!
Incredible flora and fauna
Don't miss Cardigan Bay, where you can spot dolphins.
For these countless parties
From the traditional to the most unlikely, like this man vs. horse race...
For its culinary diversity
In Cardiff, you'll be amazed at the diversity and quality of the restaurants!
What to visit Wales?
Interview: MY COUNTRY OF WALES
by Marie-Charlotte AMBLARD, author of the guide
Born in Valence in the Drôme, Marie-Charlotte travelled the world as a teenager. What she loves in Wales are her many walks along the coasts, the festive and warm atmosphere of Cardiff, the sporting activities of national parks such as Snowdonia or Brecon Beacons, the richness of her mining past... but also her gastronomy! She presents us her good tips.
See the video of the interviewGood to know to visit Wales
Timetable
These times are an indication only and may vary from city to city. In Cardiff and other major cities, museums are generally open from 10am to 5pm, Monday to Sunday. Closing times depend on the museum and the season.
To be booked
Reservations are rarely necessary but often cheaper than a ticket at the entrance.
Budget & Tips
Most museums and castles charge admission. The average charge for a castle is £15. Reduced rates are available for minors. And for younger visitors (under 5), admission is often free. Many ruins, on the other hand, are open to the public.
In general, for each establishment, it's cheaper to buy your ticket online.
Main events
Numerous events are organized throughout the year. Don't hesitate to contact the tourist offices to find out what's on locally.
Smokers
As elsewhere in the UK, smoking is banned in public places.
