Carreg Cennen Castle: Exploring Wales’ Most Dramatic Fortress
Perched atop a limestone crag, Carreg Cennen Castle in Carmarthenshire, Wales, offers breathtaking views, a mysterious cave, and
Experience the heritage of Wales through its mighty castles and ancient fortresses.
With more castles per square mile than anywhere else in the world, Wales is a treasure trove for history lovers.
Where to Go
Explore the UNESCO-listed castles of Caernarfon, Conwy, Harlech, and Beaumaris, as well as picturesque ruins like Carreg Cennen.
What to Do
Walk along castle walls with panoramic views.
Enjoy guided tours and medieval reenactments.
Combine castle visits with coastal walks or mountain hikes.
When to Visit
Castles in Wales are stunning year-round — spring and summer bring vibrant landscapes, while autumn and winter offer a more dramatic atmosphere.
Perched atop a limestone crag, Carreg Cennen Castle in Carmarthenshire, Wales, offers breathtaking views, a mysterious cave, and
Discover Harlech Castle, a medieval gem in Gwynedd, Wales, perched above the Irish Sea. Built by Edward I, this UNESCO site offers
Beaumaris Castle, an unfinished medieval masterpiece on Anglesey, captivates with its concentric design and rich history. Perfect
Step into history at Conwy Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress in North Wales. Built by Edward I, this UNESCO site offers stunning
Step into history at Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage medieval fortress in North Wales. Built by Edward I, this iconic