We all get our moments. But if you want a truly medieval moment, catch a glimpse of Kidwelly shrouded in early morning mist. Spine-tingling stuff. So complete and well-preserved it's a match for any of the great castles of Wales.
This museum is the site of one of Britain's oldest tinplate works. Original machinery and buildings are on show along with exhibits on coal mining, other industries and crafts.
Kite Country invites you to visit Mid Wales to discover the Red Kite, and other wildlife, in their own natural environment, without disturbing or endangering any of these species.
Think Laugharne, think Dylan Thomas. A bittersweet love affair between townsfolk and resident poet, conducted via prickly poems and supremely clever short stories.
The main club activities are Slalom, Freestyle, Surf and Canadian Canoeing. We welcome families, disabled, competitive and recreational paddlers. There is no age limit and everyone is welcome.
This rare example of a self-sufficient 18th-century Welsh minor gentry estate has survived virtually unaltered. The pleasure grounds and ornamental lake and parkland provide peaceful walks.
One of Pembrokeshire's favourite days out with a wide variety of activities to interest the whole family - from a short stroll to a full-stretch walk, from cycling to rowing.
LLYWERNOG is an authentic 18th century silver mine. A visit to Llywernog offers a fascinating insight into life nearly 200 years ago, when the mine employed over 60 people.
New to Cardigan high street for 2019, Make it in Wales @ Stiwdio 3 offers a range of craft courses and activities as well as a café, gallery and shop. A hub for all things creative!
