Wales

by John King, Lonely Planet

Wales is a land of drama - from evocative mountains and valleys and colorful tales of dragons and druids to passionate sports and cutting-edge culture. This brand-new guide will lead you to its proud heart.

over 40 detailed maps including coverage of the national parks practical information on outdoor activities, from catching the surf to scaling Snowdon comprehensive information on local eisteddfodau and other festivals essential information on where to eat and sleep, including the finest Welsh cuisine and the coziest B&Bs easy-to-use language and pronunciation guide

Genres: Travel, Reference

336 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1901

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Reviews

[Sam · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very handy book whether your just visiting the country or you live here and need ideas for weekend activities and the like. It has numerous suggestions for good places to stay at decent prices and lots of ideas for day, morning, afternoon and evening trips and all affordable on a lower budget. This guide also gives a bit of Welsh history which adds context to many of the visitor sites around the country. A very useful guide that will provide some titbit of information or a good tip on where to go even if you've lived here for years.