Top Things to do in Wales
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10 Historic Walking Areas in Wales That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Wales, United Kingdom including Offa's Dyke, Caerleon Lodge Hill Fort, Roman Road Rowen, Brymbo Heritage Area, Powis Castle, St. Fagans Walk, Castell Henllys, Cwm Clydach Walk, Skanda Vale, Garn Goch.
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1. Offa's Dyke
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5.0 based on 26 reviews
Visitors can hike along this 800-year-old trail that consists of a great earth bank that runs approximately 176 miles along the border of England and Wales.
Reviewed By Davidffc - London, United Kingdom
Wonderful walk from Chepstow to Knighton, beautiful countryside and lovely places to stay. You are literally walking in the footsteps of history. Can be hard work, but worth the effort.
2. Caerleon Lodge Hill Fort
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
3. Roman Road Rowen
4. Brymbo Heritage Area
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
A 300 Million Year Story: From Fossil to Coal, Iron to Steel, Closure to Rebirth. We’re Brymbo Heritage - the non-for-profit organisation behind the plans to bring Brymbo Heritage Area to life as a visitor attraction, learning centre and events venue. We’re local people working together to use our history to make our future. We hold a range of events and activities see our website for details.
5. Powis Castle
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By AbergeleAnJ - Newtown, United Kingdom
As a National Trust member we booked a visiting time. First time visiting Powis castle and it won’t be the last - really lovely gardens and grounds - can’t wait to come back when the castle reopens
6. St. Fagans Walk
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4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By firsthwelshman - Accra, Ghana
What a great day out. A beautiful location with superb walks and excellent opportunities for picnics in lovely surroundings. With the added benefit of an excellen open air history with fantasticnal buildings from all across Wales. A wonderfu;l, new indoor museum with a good restaurant/cafe. What more do you need!
7. Castell Henllys
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4.5 based on 271 reviews
Reconstructed Iron-Age structures and sites. Many prehistoric promontory forts in the National Park dating to around 600BC.
Reviewed By lisawillis05 - Derby, United Kingdom
Really picturesque place, lovely woodland walk up to the village with a barefoot walk & babbling brook. Knowledgeable staff & lovely tea room. Some parts were closed due to improvements & covid 19 but it didn't spoil our trip.
8. Cwm Clydach Walk
9. Skanda Vale
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4.5 based on 51 reviews
Skanda Vale is a monastery and ashram with three multi faith temples. We are not a tourist destination, but a place for genuine pilgrims to enhance their spiritual experience.
Reviewed By surenjoy - Greater London, United Kingdom
I visited long time ago nearly 5hrs from London It’s a murugan temple one of the most divine I have ever visited very quiet & clean and also beautiful location The daily/weekly pooja’s are great and they provide free meals The monks are very friendly If you wanna stress just out visit once Thanks to all skandavale
10. Garn Goch
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By MurrayM - Waterlooville, United Kingdom
A circular walk takes you through and round this dramatic hill fort; we were thrilled to spot a Great Grey Shrike - very rare in UK
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