Top Wales Attractions & Museums

Check out the whitewater rapids of north Wales with this rafting adventure from Llangollen. On a half-day trip down the River Dee, you’ll learn how to paddle and navigate the water safely under the supervision of a guide. Book online to secure your preferred date, make use of provided equipment, then hold on tight to discover thrilling rapids such as the Serpents Tail, Town Falls, and more.

Not many people can say they’ve visited a Gin Distillery located in a 17th Century castle, but you could if you book this unique day out. Providing a thorough overview to the history of the castle and its spirits loving owners, learn about the modernised distillery process and sample some of the United Kingdom’s finest botanicals.

Nestled in the scenic Margum valley, Brombil Reservoir offers a promising future for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts. Although currently a private site, plans are in place for activities like hiking, canoeing, and eco-friendly filming opportunities. With its striking turquoise waters and lush surroundings, this area is perfect for trekking through woodlands or enjoying a day of outdoor exploration. Join fellow adventurers and nature lovers to explore the beauty of the reservoir and contribute to vital conservation efforts.

Make the most of your time on land during a sightseeing shore excursion around North Wales. Climb aboard your bus in Holyhead and check out several landmarks, including the Caernarfon Town Walls, Snowdonia National Park, and the Betws-y-Coed and Llanfairpwll railway stations. As you explore, your driver–guide sheds light on local history, legends, and Welsh culture. Experience more in a day than you would going alone.

Go behind the scenes of one of Britain’s most beloved rom-com TV series, "Gavin and Stacey," on this sightseeing tour of Barry Island. Snap a photo of Nessa’s chair in the Barry amusement arcade, pay a visit to Stacey’s house, and get the inside scoop on characters such as Smithy, Uncle Bryn, and Gwen, as well as actors James Corden and Ruth Jones, who co-wrote the series.

The Royal Mint is set apart from anywhere else by a combination of history, authority, craftsmanship, and innovation: Over 1,100 years of history It’s one of the oldest continuously operating mints in the world, with roots going back to around 886 AD. Very few institutions can claim that kind of longevity. Official coin maker of the UK The Royal Mint is the only organisation authorised to produce UK coins, giving it a unique role in everyday life across the nation. Exceptional craftsmanship Coins are made using a blend of traditional skills and cutting-edge technology, ensuring precision, durability, and beautiful design. Innovation beyond currency The Royal Mint doesn’t just make money—it pioneers new materials, security features, and even uses precious metals Living history you can visit Unlike most mints, the Royal Mint is also an immersive visitor attraction, In short, the Royal Mint stands out because it’s where history, trust, creativity, and