Caernarfon Castle is possibly one of the most finely preserved examples of a medieval castle in the whole of North Wales. The castle stands proudly on the banks at the mouth of the River Seiont overlooking the walled town of Caernarfon and the Menai Straits.
Harlech Castle stands on a rocky hill top overlooking the coastal town of Harlech and the Irish Sea in southern Gwynedd. Today it stands as an iconic image of life during the Middle Ages in North Wales.
Penrhyn Castle is a neo-norman castle located close to the city of Bangor in northern Gwynedd that was built during the 19th century.
The castle is easily accessed from the A55 express way and is just a few minutes drive from Bangor.
The CAT is a place where special holiday activities are organized where kids can learn how to reduce their impact on the earth. The programme includes interactive theatre, hands-on workshops, co-operative games, bug and slug hunts and kaleidoscopic video shows.
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Corris Craft Centre, near Machynlleth in Mid Wales, has nine craft workshops packed with unique hand crafted items for your home, garden and gifts for others. It is located on the site of the former Braichgoch Slate Mine.
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Set in North Wales overlooking Colwyn Bay s a 37 acre zoological garden known as the Welsh Mountain Zoo. The conservation zoo was founded in 1963 by wildlife expert and naturalist Robert Jackson.
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Glasfryn Parc and Activity Centre, located just a short drive from Y Felinheli in the heart of the North Wales countryside, is a premier destination for both thrill-seekers and families looking for a fun day out.
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Set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, Canolfan Tryweryn is a purpose-built facility on the banks of the River Tryweryn. Being a dam-released river there is often water flowing when other British rivers are dry, thus producing a unique year-round white water venue.
Aber Falls are located in Abergwyngregyn in the Carneddau mountain range. Aber Falls, whose Welsh name is Rhaeadr Fawr, is 120 feet tall. Unlike Swallow Falls, there is no fee to be paid to visit Aber Falls.
Aber Falls, also known as Rhaeadr Fawr in Welsh, has been a popular tourist attraction for centuries.
Swallow Falls is the highest continuous waterfall in Wales and features a set of beautiful waterfalls on the River Llugwy located approximately one mile to the east of the village of Betws y Coed on route to Capel Curig and just off the A5.