West Brecon Beacons

The western Beacons are dominated by the stark Black Mountain (Mynydd Du) range of hills that includes two glacial lakes at the foot of steep scarp slopes: Llyn y Fan Fach and Llyn y Fan Fawr. This wild upland...

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Hay-on-Wye Tourist Information

Hay on Wye Castle Known as the ‘town of books’ Hay-on-Wye is a small, historic market town on the Welsh/English Herefordshire border. It sits on the north eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and...

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Brampton Tourist Information

Brampton Town and Moot Hall Brampton is Cumbria’s pretty market town which is gateway on to Hadrian’s Wall. It features a central Georgian Moot Hall, home to a tourist information centre and a collection of...

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Brecon Tourist Information

Brecon Canal Basin The charming market town of Brecon on the central northern edge of the Brecon Beacons is a popular gateway into the National Park and also offers a good range of historic and family...

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Welshpool Tourist Information

Welshpool Welshpool is the fourth largest town in Powys located near the Welsh/English border in the pretty upper Severn Valley. Attractions in and around this attractive market town include the medieval Powis...

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Llanberis Tourist Information

Llanberis Lake Railway Llanberis is one of the most popular places in the Snowdonia National Park, affording easy access to Mount Snowdon. Activities and attractions for every age feature in the area....

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Lanarkshire Tourist Information

David Livingstone lion attack monument Lanarkshire, in Scotland’s central lowlands, is an administrative area incorporating both North and South Lanarkshire. Its boundaries are with Stirlingshire,...

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Builth Wells Tourist Information

Builth Wells Situated in a scenic Wye Valley location, Builth Wells in Powys lies close to the River Wye and River Irfon. Thousands of visitors flock to the town each July for the annual Royal Welsh Show in...

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Corwen Tourist Information

Dee Valley Corwen, in Denbighshire is an attractive market town at the West of the Dee Valley. Close to the North West of England, Wrexham, Chester and the Midlands, this area of North Wales is picturesque and...

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Denbigh Tourist Information

Aled Reservoir on Denbigh Moors Denbigh, in the Vale of Clwyd, Denbighshire, North Wales, is 13 miles South of Rhyl at St Asaph on the A55 (the main coastal road). Nearby to Ruthin (8 miles), Mold and Chester,...

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Last Minute Devon Cottages

Search availability for last minute Devon Cottages with discount deals Check availability and book a last minute short break or holiday in a Devon cottage. This favourite South West holiday region for cottage...

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Lake District Pub Accommodation

Stay in a famous 17th Century Lake District Coaching Inn Walking weekends for two – luxury romantic inns with fell backdrop Many of the Lake District’s ancient inns survive today and are extra special with...

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Rye Tourist Information

Rye Harbour views from the Castle Museum Specialist shopping in Rye A mecca for artists and a charming Medieval Cinque port, Rye also features a stunning selection of Tudor and Georgian architecture and has...

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Rhayader Tourist Information

Craig Ddu near Rhayader Rhayader, a small, historic market town in Powys, mid Wales, is situated close to the source of the River Wye and the Cambrian Mountains. Its crossroads location has made it,...

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Abergavenny Tourist Information

Abergavenny Castle Market town Abergavenny on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park is a popular base for walking and activity holidays in the Black Mountains. Offering a traditional Welsh...

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