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Let’s Go Visit Wales!

Make unforgettable memories with your family by visiting popular Wales.

Wales is a country in southwest Great Britain known for its beautiful rugged coastline and mountainous national parks and historic castles. Did you know? Welsh is one of the oldest Languages in Europe.

See our fabulous recommendations below.

Awen Bryngarw Country Park in Bridgend

From cycle trails and pond dipping to discovery walks and storytelling events, there is something to do at Bryngarw Country Park all year round.

If you fancy a bite to eat, we have a lovely café – but there are other options too: you could hire a barbeque or enjoy a picnic in an enchanting wildflower meadow.

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Cardiff Castle in Cardiff 

Learn about the 2,000-year history of this imposing castle.

See the exposed Roman wall, climb the twelve-sided Norman keep, walk the battlements and visit the wartime shelters. All ages will be intrigued by the fairy-tale nature of the spectacular, extravagantly decorated Victorian apartments with gilding, murals, stained glass, marble and wood carvings.

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National Botanic Garden of Wales in Carmarthenshire

The whole family will enjoy a day out at the National Botanic Garden of Wales near Carmarthen.

Visit the Bee Garden, the Japanese Garden and the Great Glasshouse. Wander through the restored parkland and the Waun Laus Nature Reserve. In the Double Walled Garden learn about the evolution of flowering plants.

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Barry Island Pleasure Park in the Vale of Glamorgan

Close to the beach, Barry Island Pleasure Park in the Vale of Glamorgan offers a family day out packed with excitement and fun.

From a traditional carousel and dodgems to a giant Ferris wheel, waltzers, a log flume and roller coasters, there are rides and activities for all ages. Admission is free – just pay and play.

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Caernarfon Castle.

Caernarfon Castle in Gwynedd

A majestic medieval castle to capture any child’s imagination! Built by Edward I and one of the World Heritage Site castles of North Wales, Caernarfon in Gwynedd offers a great family day out. Explore the towers and battlements, enjoy the views, discover the castle’s history and visit the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum.

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Techniquest in Cardiff 

Bring Science to Life at Techniquest

Set on the waterfront of Cardiff Bay, the Science Discovery Centre offers a fabulous experience for families of all ages, with over 100 hands-on exhibits to enjoy. Two floors of clever contraptions, mindboggling machines and perplexing puzzles keep curious minds engaged while having fun.

Feel the force of a hurricane, launch air-propelled rockets, or try out the giant silver slide: the choice is yours!

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Flat Holm Island in Cardiff 

A great day out with the kids in South Wales.

Rich in wildlife and steeped in history, Flat Holm is a stunning island situated in the Bristol Channel, just five miles from Cardiff. Day trips to Flat Holm can be arranged through Cardiff Sea Safaris and MW Marine – please check the website for contact details.

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Waterfall in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park in Powys

Find family-friendly attractions and outdoor activities such as caving, water sports, walking and stargazing!

Explore over 500 square miles with family attractions, a fascinating heritage, host of opportunities for walking, cycling and adventure activities, wildlife and stunning scenery including mountains, moorland and waterfalls.

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The Royal Mint Experience in Rhondda Cynon Taf

Whatever the weather, The Royal Mint Experience offers a fascinating day out in South Wales for families of all ages. It is a wonderful chance for the public to learn more about the leading export mint and enjoy over 1,000 years of coin-making history.

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Mother and children looking out through the window of a castle.

Pembroke Castle in Pembrokeshire

Pembroke Castle in South West Wales ticks all the boxes for a great family day out: impressive fortress in a great location, birthplace of a king, tunnels and stairways to explore, imaginative displays portraying medieval life and the castle’s colourful history.

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