Visitors to Wales might notice the seemingly unusual spellings of the castle and city names, so here's a little information about the fascinating ancient language of the country: The Welsh ...

Escape the city and find yourself in the middle of the woods with a blanket of wild garlic and a fairytale-like castle that's ...

Castles were built in the marcher ... final nail in the coffin of the idea of an independent 'Wales' which had existed throughout the medieval period.

Wales has more castles per head than anywhere else in the world. Designed by Norman conquerors to secure areas of land quickly and cheaply. Constructed to present as daunting a challenge to ...

In a city like Cardiff, these tender shoots can be difficult to find, but outside the busy urban centre, right next to the ...

How much do you know about Wales? Wales is a small country that borders the west of England with a population of just 3.13 million people. Along with England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, it ...

Why Wales Is the Place to Go for Medieval Castles Wales has no shortage of magnificent castles—from the impenetrable stronghold of Harlech Castle, to the fierce fortifications of Carnarvon.

This small corner of Europe is home to centuries of history. Wandering through this area might make you feel like you're in the middle of a fairy tale.

LLM contributor Selene Nelson checks in for a stay at this atmospheric boutique hotel overlooking the South Wales coastline.

build castles and wage war. As the March would exist in some form for over 450 years, it became a major and lasting element in the history of Wales.

visit the historic castles of South Wales, and discover the region's stunning fjords and ancient lochs," said Mark Tamis, president of Seabourn. "Guests can connect with the charm, heritage ...