Things to Do in Wales
Below we have listed some of the best places to visit in Wales
Cardiff Castle (Castell Caerdydd)
Surrounded by leafy Bute Park, Cardiff Castle (Castell Caerdydd) boasts a history spanning two millennia. The hodgepodge castle is a jumble of different architectural styles, from the Norman-era keep to the faux-Gothic apartments. It is the former home of the prominent Bute family, who helped transform Cardiff into an influential industrial port.
In many ways the ideal of a medieval castle, the imposing Conwy Castle (Castell Conwy) was built for Edward I in 1289, during his conquest of Wales. Featuring crenelated towers and soaring defensive walls, it stands on the River Conwy, near the rugged splendor of Snowdonia National Park. Today, Conwy Castle holds UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
In Cardiff’s civic center, at the National Museum and Art Gallery, travelers can wander through 15 galleries dedicated to European art dating back 500 years while also learning about Welsh history and culture. Opened in 1927, the National Museum and Art Gallery is home to several Monet, Daumier, and Van Gogh masterpieces, as well as many notable Welsh artworks and historical artefacts.
Culture in Wales
What are the best Culture in Wales?
The best Culture in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- Portmeirion, Castles and Snowdonia Tour
- The mythical West Wales tour
- Snowdonia & The 3 Castles Tour
- City Sightseeing Cardiff Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Historical Tours in Wales
What are the best Historical Tours in Wales?
The best Historical Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- Portmeirion, Castles and Snowdonia Tour
- The mythical West Wales tour
- Snowdonia & The 3 Castles Tour
- Day Tour – Castles, Mountains & More
Archaeology Tours in Wales
What Archaeology Tours in Wales are taking additional safety precautions?
These Wales experiences are providing additional COVID-19 safety measures:
Museums in Wales
What Museums in Wales are taking additional safety precautions?
These Wales experiences are providing additional COVID-19 safety measures:
Food & Drink in Wales
What are the best Food & Drink in Wales?
The best Food & Drink in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
What Food & Drink in Wales are good for avoiding crowds?
These hidden gems in Wales may have limited interaction with crowds:
Wine, Beer & Spirits in Wales
What Wine, Beer & Spirits in Wales are taking additional safety precautions?
These Wales experiences are providing additional COVID-19 safety measures:
What Wine, Beer & Spirits in Wales are good for avoiding crowds?
These hidden gems in Wales may have limited interaction with crowds:
Bike Tours in Wales
What Bike Tours in Wales are good for avoiding crowds?
These hidden gems in Wales may have limited interaction with crowds:
Bus Tours in Wales
What are the best Bus Tours in Wales
The best Bus Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- City Sightseeing Cardiff Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- City Sightseeing Llandudno Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- Portmeirion, Castles and Snowdonia Tour
- Gavin and Stacey TV Locations Tour of Barry Island
Car Tours in Wales
What are the best Car Tours in Wales?
The best Car Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- Day Tour – Castles, Mountains & More
- Cardiff City Tour
- Private Day Tour of South Wales, including Cardiff & Caerphilly Castle.
- Llanberis, Conwy and Caernarfon Castle: A Self-Guided Driving Tour of Snowdonia
- Private Tour: Doctor Who TV Locations and Tour of Cardiff
Walking Tours in Wales
What are the best Walking Tours in Wales?
The best Walking Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- Hike to the summit of Snowdon!
- Doctor Who Cardiff Walking Tour
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- City Sightseeing Cardiff Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- The mythical West Wales tour
Sightseeing Tours in Wale
What are the best Sightseeing Tours in Wales
The best Sightseeing Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- City Sightseeing Cardiff Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- Cardiff Bay Boat Tour
- Gavin and Stacey TV Locations Tour of Barry Island
- City Sightseeing Llandudno Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- Cardiff Tootbus Discovery Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour
Adventure Tours in Wale
What are the best Adventure Tours in Wales
The best Adventure Tours in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- Snowdon Kayak Adventure on Llyn Padarn
- Andy’s Amazing Eight Waterfalls Hiking Tour
- Whitewater Rafting on the River Dee from Llangollen
- Hot Air Balloon Flight from South Wales
Sightseeing Cruises in Wales
What Sightseeing Cruises in Wales are taking additional safety precaution
These Wales experiences are providing additional COVID-19 safety measures:
Day Trips in Wales
What are the best Day Trips in Wales?
The best Day Trips in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- Portmeirion, Castles and Snowdonia Tour
- The mythical West Wales tour
- Snowdonia & The 3 Castles Tour
- Day Tour – Castles, Mountains & More
Day Cruises in Wales
What are the best Day Cruises in Wales?
The best Day Cruises in Wales according to Viator travelers are:
- City Sightseeing Cardiff Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- Cardiff Bay Boat Tour
- Gavin and Stacey TV Locations Tour of Barry Island
- The Wandering Bard Tour of South Wales
- The mythical West Wales tour

Designed by Rod Sheard for the 1999 Rugby World Cup Final, the former-Millennium, now-Principality Stadium in Cardiff is one of the UK’s premium sporting arenas and live music venues. From its picturesque waterside position in the heart of Cardiff’s city center, the Millennium Stadium—which has also hosted the Rolling Stones—is now home to both the Welsh National Rugby and Football teams.

Sprawling along the Irish Sea coast and centered on Mount Snowdon, Wales’ highest mountain, Snowdonia National Park is a rugged wonderland of rugged hills, medieval castles, and glistening lakelands. With ample opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities, it’s one of the most visited attractions in Wales.

Built in the 13th century, Caerphilly Castle (Castell Caerffili) is a lasting reminder of medieval times in modern-day Wales. Located on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park, overlooking the town of Caerphilly, it draws history buffs and curious visitors from the world over who come to step back in time to understand life in the Middle Ages.

For the quintessential British seaside experience, head to Barry Island(Ynys y Barri) in South Wales. Here you’ll find a sandy beach, traditional fairground rides, arcade games, and cafés serving paper-wrapped fish and chips. There’s plenty for both kids and adults at Barry Island, a popular destination for British vacationers for decades.

Science is made fun and accessible at Techniquest in Cardiff, one of the UK’s best science and discovery centers. Get hands-on with interactive puzzles, more than one hundred exhibits, a science theater, and Planetarium that will captivate children and adults alike, in the scenic surrounds of Cardiff’s recently-redeveloped Cardiff Bay area.

Originally built as a place of worship, the Norwegian Church Arts Centre is now a local art gallery and café, which regularly hosts live music sets from its advantageous spot on the water at Cardiff Bay. Travelers can also enjoy panoramic views of the Bay from the outdoor terrace of this strikingly white Arts Centre, a building quite unlike any other in Cardiff.

With a mixture of English and French architectural styles, Cardiff City Hall is one of the most recognizable buildings in the city. Set in landscaped grounds, it’s open to the public and often used for wedding receptions and civic events.