Traditionally Welsh Collection (page 2)
Discover the beauty of traditionally Welsh landscapes in all their autumnal glory
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Discover the beauty of traditionally Welsh landscapes in all their autumnal glory. 🍂 Castle Coch, also known as The Red Castle, stands majestically amidst the picturesque town of Tongwynlais in Cardiff, Wales. Venture further north to Llandudno in Conwy County, where you'll be captivated by the stunning views of this charming seaside town nestled in the heart of North Wales. Immerse yourself in history at Caerphilly Castle, a magnificent fortress located in Gwent that will transport you back to medieval times. Experience the vibrant cultural scene at Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay or explore the enchanting Cardiff Castle within Bute Park. Witness breathtaking sunrises over Carew Castle and late evening sunlight illuminating Marloes Sands—both found along Pembrokeshire's rugged coastline. Marvel at the Norman Keep standing tall within Cardiff Castle and find solace amidst St. Davids Cathedral's serene atmosphere. Take a moment to reflect at Captain Scott Memorial Lighthouse overlooking Roath Park—a symbol of bravery and exploration. As winter sets upon South Wales, let your gaze wander across Mewslade Bay as it basks under a mesmerizing sunset. Lastly, traverse Barmouth Bridge on Cambrian Coast Railway—an architectural marvel with its largely wooden construction that spans across scenic vistas. These traditionally Welsh wonders are just a glimpse into what this captivating country has to offer—a land steeped in rich heritage and natural splendor.