In Wales, we have a word: hiraeth. It has no direct English translation, but to the Welsh it means a nostalgic longing for your homeland. It’s easy to see why Wales would evoke an untranslatable ...

Cardiff is “loud, lively and out for a good time”, said Rob Crossan in The Times. The capital of Wales “doesn’t really do demure” and it’s a city that “isn’t shy about showing visitors its many charms ...

Once one of the world’s busiest port towns, Cardiff has transformed itself into a vibrant, cultural hub — a young capital with a youthful energy, palpable on the streets and in bars and restaurants.

Just an hour from major English destinations such as Bath and the Cotswolds, spunky Cardiff offers a taste of Welsh flavors sure to leave you with great memories. Cardiff, like so many Industrial Age ...

We are so lucky to have so many beautiful parks across Wales, perfect for a daytime playground sesh and picnic with the kids, ...

An ancient fort and waterfront mark some of the main attractions in Wales’s capital city, but beyond the centre, Cardiff makes a great base for day trips. Rolling valleys and coastline stretch out ...

Cardiff Castle boasts 2,000 years of history and has hosted world leaders, Pope John Paul II and celebrities. Wales has more castles per square mile than any country in the world. Photo Credit: Robert ...

Cardiff is one of the UK’s most walkable cities, with numerous green spaces and scenic walking routes that are easily accessible on foot, by bike, or public transport. You don’t need a car to enjoy a ...

With a coastline stretching almost 1,700 miles, more castles per square mile than any other country, plus a fine industrial heritage and Celtic culture, Wales is packed with standout staycation ...