North Wales
The epic landscapes of North Wales are alive with action, and a rich, distinctive culture. Find World Heritage, one of Europe's oldest living languages, and the UK's best adventure. Within the region of North Wales you'll find Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Wrexham and Yns Mon (the Isle of Anglesey).
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What to see in North Wales
With so much to see and do in North Wales, it's not an easy decision to choose what you should priortise. We have selected our favourite visitior attractions with consideration for all ages and interests.
North Wales Castles
North Wales is famous for its rugged coastline, dramatic mountains and golden sandy beaches. However, often overlooked is the impressive collection of mighty castles in North Wales.
Known as the "castle capital of the world", there was once approximatley 600 castles in Wales.
Today, over 100 castles remain standing, either in ruins or restored to their natural beauty and North Wales is lucky enough to be home to a number of truly spectacular Medieval fortresses.
North Wales Waterfalls
As nature's natural water feature, there's something
awe-inspiring and humbling about a beautiful and powerful waterfall.
North Wales is home to many, some well-known, and others well-hidden. But all are worth a visit, especially during the long summer days. We've listed some beauties that you can find across our region.
Waterfall's do change with the seasons, so we can't guarantee that all of these will necessarily look like they do in the photos when you pay your own visit.
And as stunning and tempting these falls are, it's important to remain safe on your visit, and to plan accordingly for the weather, the terrain and the water.
