Legend has it that St David, the Patron Saint of Wales, went on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, where he was made an Archbishop. These days the pilgrimages on Sunday March 1, St David’s Day, are more modest, mostly of people taking part in town parades. You’ll likely see children dressed in red shawls and…
You don’t need crampons, ice axes and have a head for adventure like Sir Chris Bonnington to enjoy the winter splendour of Snowdonia. With the roads clear – just watch for black ice like you would anywhere – you can get close to the cold stuff without risking sliding around on it. Here are…
Railway exhibition at Llanberis Slate Museum. Many years ago North Wales didn’t wake up until Easter. That’s no longer the case, as you’ll discover if you’re visiting over February half term. You can bounce on an underground trampoline, fly over a massive slate quarry, or strap on a pair of crampons and head for Snowdonia’s…
Tranquil Llyn Elsi above Betws-y-Coed. You’re in your partner’s good books. You’ve treated your loved one to a romantic escape to North Wales – nice one! Now you need a few pointers on how best to romance your partner while you’re here. Read on for the best places to dine, stroll and just…be together. At…