Medieval castles, national parks, pristine coastlines and abundant city culture make Wales an exciting place to visit. In Wales everything is green. There are miles and miles of landscapes surrounded by greenery - from fields to forests - easily adm...
Medieval castles, national parks, pristine coastlines and abundant city culture make Wales an exciting place to visit. In Wales everything is green. There are miles and miles of landscapes surrounded by greenery - from fields to forests - easily admired from the car window, and always surrounded by flowers of all colors, types and sizes. The gardens and the windows of the houses are not far behind either, and their colorfulness is impressive. Go hiking, visit caves, canoeing and rock climbing in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Board the Brecon Mountain Railway for a scenic ride. Climb the peaks of Snowdonia National Park and visit the Gower Peninsula to enjoy its coves, cliffs and sandy beaches. Cardiff, the capital, is a modern and fascinating city with many attractions. Visit Cardiff Bay, a revitalized harbor area where you will find elegant boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Attend a concert at the Wales Millennium Center, a fabulous steel and slate building. Check out the art, archaeology and natural history collections at the National Museum of Cardiff. On the outskirts of the city is the St Fagans National History Museum, consisting of 40 hectares of green space displaying original houses from different historical periods. Strolling through the streets of the villages of Wales makes you feel as if a leprechaun is jumping out of a bush at any moment. Stone houses, bridges, fields and lanes form the small villages of Wales. The pretty village of Hay-on-Wye is located on the banks of a river, it is a typical Welsh village, full of charm and rustic spirit, with a small castle and a few local pubs. Wales has more than 600 castles, from Roman defensive fortresses to the fantasy projects of 19th century millionaires. Caernarfon undoubtedly stands out. Since it was built in 1283, it has survived sieges, captures and liberations, yet it is one of the best-preserved fortifications in Europe. Moreover, it continues to play a part in the country's more recent history, as it was here that Prince Charles was made Prince of Wales in 1969. The castle is a formidable structure, with polygonal towers along its walls. If you are a lover of cheese, lamb and beer you have to make a gastronomic trip to Wales. They also have delicious pastries and typical Welsh biscuits. There is a very special date for lovers of gastronomic trips, the gastronomic festival of Abergavenny. Wales has a beauty full of mystery. And People Like Us is the perfect solution for finding affordable accommodation. We are one of the largest, safest and most reliable home exchange platforms in Wales. There are thousands of home listings with friendly and helpful local hosts across the country for you to browse. Sign up, chat with them and exchange your homes today.
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