Mad4Animals brings exotic wildlife show to Milford Waterfront
A 60‑minute live animal showcase and meet‑and‑greet kicks off at Milford Waterfront on 30 Oct, offering hands‑on learning for families.
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How many castles are there in Wales?
Wales holds roughly 600 castle sites, the densest concentration on the planet, reflecting centuries of conquest and heritage.
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What is the highest mountain in Wales?
Discover Wales’ three highest summits, their classifications and the challenges they present to walkers and climbers alike.
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Why is Wales called Wales?
Explore how Anglo‑Saxon and Brythonic roots forged the name Wales and why a “‑land” suffix never appeared.
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What is the longest place name in Wales?
“We get asked that about 30 times a day,” the lady at the local tourist information office told a visitor, before taking a deep breath to recite the…
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Who is the patron saint of Wales?
From ancient miracles to modern parades, St David’s Day unites Wales in a vibrant celebration of heritage, faith and community.
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What is Wales’ national anthem?
Explore the 1856 birth of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, its rise to sporting fame and why modern artists and athletes still cherish the song.
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What is the population of Wales?
The Office for National Statistics recorded a total of 60.9 million people in England and Wales in mid‑2023, an increase of 610,000 – the biggest annual jump in three‑quarters…
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Noni Lewis to read ‘Son of Jonah’ at Mitchel Troy
Actress Noni Lewis will read Robert Atkins’ festive poem at St Michael’s Church, Mitchel Troy, on 7 November, with music by Sugar Shop Harmony and a suggested £5 donation.
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What is Wales famous for?
From castles and dragons to rugby and cuisine, the twelve symbols explored show how Wales’ language, landscape and heritage shape its global identity.
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