Category: Heritage Language Culture
There’s plenty of exciting events waiting for you in North Wales this September… During the Summer months North Wales really comes alive with events and this September is no exception. Many visitors come to...
Thinking of indulging in a festive trip to North Wales this December? Although temperatures might average a rather chilly 5°C during this month, that’s no excuse to stay indoors. The people of North Wales...
Come see what North Wales has to offer this November! Winter might be well and truly with us now, but that’s no reason to delay your next trip to North Wales. As always, there’s...
Real Ale Trail – Flintshire A one-day festival in September with a festival bus escorting you around ten very different pubs – one of them, Y Dderwen, even offers Welsh language lessons as you...
Since the twelfth century, the Welsh have gathered for meetings of music, performance and literature. The first was held by Rhys ap Gruffydd at court in 1176, when he invited poets and musicians from...
The Welsh have a lot of folklore – if you listen to us carefully, you may just walk away with some fascinating stories. Most stories began with the Druids, who passed them along by...
Y Wyndodeg, Y Bowyseg, Y Ddyfedeg and Y Wehnwyseg.
St Winefride’s Well in Holywell is a shrine to the curative waters that restored Winefride back to life after her decapitation – believe it or not, the well is still an enthralling site. Bardsey...
Harlech Castle, built by King Edward I in Snowdonia, offers unparalleled views of the area. You can see Snowdon in the background here! Conwy Castle is a true fort, with two gateways, eight towers,...