Welsh art exhibition draws 39,000 visitors at Venice Biennale
The Sownd exhibition marks Wales’ return to the Venice Biennale, attracting thousands and sparking debate on landscape and identity.
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Welsh Red Meat Showcased on the World Stage at SIAL Paris
The biennial SIAL event expects around 300,000 food‑industry professionals from more than 130 countries, making it a pivotal fixture on the global culinary calendar. Such scale offers Welsh…
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Mid Wales attractions draw visitors to heart of Cymru
Visit Wales describes Mid Wales as “the green heart of Cymru”, highlighting a blend of coastal scenery, market towns and expansive hill walks across the counties of Ceredigion and Powys. The region’s flagship natural area is Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, promoted as a central draw for outdoor exploration. Long-distance walkers can follow Glyndŵr’s Way, a…
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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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What language do they speak in Wales?
Discover the roots of Cymraeg and learn easy Welsh phrases to use while exploring Wales, from historic trails to vibrant festivals.
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Royal Welsh Museum seeks volunteers for The Longest Yarn exhibition
The museum in Brecon calls for volunteers to support the December return of the handcrafted wartime exhibit, offering roles from visitor stewards to long‑term collection assistants.
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Pontymoile Park Gates Restored After Decade‑Long Colour Row
The work was completed by Torfaen County Borough Council in partnership with the Regeneration Working Group on Pontypool Community Council.
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Over 100 alpacas to visit Welshpool for free alpaca show
The free‑entry event will be staged at the market’s Buttington Cross site, where families, animal enthusiasts and local visitors can mingle with the South American‑origin herd.
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