The International Eisteddfod of Music and Dance has been bringing nations together every summer for over 70 years to the idyllic town of Llangollen. This internationally renowned competition attracts around 4,000 performers and as many as 50,000 visitors each year to...
Delighting visitors since 1926, experience the magic of the beautiful Italianate village of Portmeirion with its vivid Mediterranean colours providing a unique backdrop for a performance setting. The subtropical forest features some of Britain’s largest trees,...
St John’s Methodist Church is housed in a beautiful listed building on Llandudno’s vibrant Mostyn Street, in the heart of the lovely coastal town and popular holiday resort of Llandudno. The Church enjoys a reputation for sound preaching, good singing and...
Lying in the ancient ‘city of Llandaff’ and on one of the oldest sites in Britain, the Cathedral is a place of calm and tranquillity on the edge of the bustling and cosmopolitan city of Cardiff. Restored to its former glory over the course of the last two centuries,...
Situated on the stunning Pembrokeshire peninsula and most westerly point of Wales, St David’s, has been a site of pilgrimage and worship for more than 800 years. This architectural gem is located on the site of an earlier sixth-century monastery built by St David, the...
