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Nantcol Waterfalls (Llanbedr):
... Nantcol Waterfalls ~~ We had a lovely week away camping in North Wales; it’s what we call our Doggy holiday as we take the dogs to the seaside. This year we took Chloe our 4 year old Golden Retriever and we left Jessie the puppy with our daughter. At the beginning of the week I popped into information and picked up loads of tourist leaflets and the one for Nantcol Waterfalls caught my eye and it was Dog friendly,... Read the full review: Falling for Wales by arnoldhenryrufus |
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Clyne Gardens Sightseeing National / Clyne Gardens, Mill Lane, Blackpill, Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales, SA3 5BD. tel = 01792 401737 overall rating  (1 review)
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National Botanic Garden of Wales Middleton Hall, Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire Wales SA32 8HG. Tel: +44(0)1558 668768. Fax: +44(0)1558 668933 |
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Glynn Vivian Art Gallery Alexander road / Sightseeing National / Swansea / SA1 5DZ / Tel: 01792 65006. overall rating  (1 review)
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Dan yr Ogof Showcaves Abercrav, Upper Swansea Valley, Wales. Tel (01639)730284 / Sightseeing National /730693. Midway between Swansea and Brecon on A4967. M4, exit 45, A4067 to the north 32 km. overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Llangenny Riding Centre Pony trekking in the picturesque Brecon Beacons National Park. Llwynon Farm, Llangattock, Crickhowell, Powys, NP8 1PW. Telephone: 01873 810329 or 07904 111183. |
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Oaks Garden Centre 26 Allensbank Rd, Cardiff, South Glamorgan. Telephone:+44(0)2920 765105 |
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Caswell Bay Sightseeing National / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Erddig Hall Wrexham, LL13 0YT. Tel: +44 (0)1978 355 314 +44 (0)1938 557 019 (Info line). Fax: +44 (0)01978 313 333 Email: erddig@ntrust.org.uk. All Inclusive Ticket: Adult £6.00, Child £3.00, Family (2+3) £15.00, Group (15+) £5.00, NT members FREE. overall rating  (1 review)
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Techniquest Centre Sightseeing National / Stuart Street, Cardiff CF10 5BW. TeL: 029 20 475 475. Fax: 029 20 482 517. info@techniquest.org |
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Attractions in Cardigan Sightseeing National / overall rating  (1 review)
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Tintern Abbey (Tintern Village, Wales) ... stranger, that with lingering feet, Enchained by wonder, pauses on this green; Where thy enraptured sight the dark woods meet, Ah! rest awhile and contemplate the scene. These hoary pillars clasped by ivy round, This hallowed floor by holy footsteps trod, The mouldering choir by spreading moss embrowned Where fasting saints devoutly hymned their God. So wrote Edmund Gardner towards the end of the eighteenth century and this passionate flow of words sits as a wonderful introduction to the beauty of Tintern Abbey and the landscape around. Britain seems to be a land of churches and monastic buildings and due to the politics of the Reformation, many of these have be... Read the full review: Ah, rest awhile and contemplate the scene by steerpyke |
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Museum of Welsh Life ... around a castle in Wales and sooner or later you’re bound to spy some ghostly apparition or hear things that go bump in the night, and as you would expect from a city that’s been around 2000 years Cardiff has its fair share of spooky stories. Cardiff’s most well known ghost is that of the 2nd Marquess of Bute, who died suddenly one night in his home of Cardiff Castle and whose ghost now haunts the library close to where he died. Tours of Cardiff Castle take place every day, and a short journey North takes you to another of the Marquess homes, Castel Coch. Also known as the Red Castle, this ancient building is claimed to be haunted by a woman named Dame Griffiths... Read the full review: Ghostly goings on at the Museum of Welsh Life by judderman |
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Dan yr Ogof Showcaves ... in the Brecon Beacon’s National Park in South Wales are the Dan-yr-Ogof Showcaves. If Wales was to have it’s own seven wonders, Dan-yr-Ogof caves would definitely be one of them. Being about an hour’s drive from Cardiff where we live, I thought we would give them a visit as I hadn’t been then since being about 12 years old. When we arrived and made our way down into the caves, there was a noticeable drop in temperature to that of a cool autumn day – my wife thought it was colder, but she tends to feel the cold more than me anyway. Our guide explained that the temperature stays more or less the same all the year round. A great place to visit in a heat-wave, but... Read the full review: Dany-yr-Ogof - Underneath Wales by derek-a |
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