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Wales's Best Castles, Cathedrals, and Natural Wonders

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5 attractions in Wales: St Davids Cathedral, Blue Lagoon - Abereiddi, Carew Castle & Tidal Mill, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Naomi & Harry | Travel Couple London.

St Davids Cathedral

St Davids Cathedral

Church
Church
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4.8

Discover the impressive St. Davids Cathedral, nestled in Britain's smallest city. Admire its intricate architecture and peaceful surroundings, a testament to centuries of worship. Plan to attend a service for a truly immersive experience.


Blue Lagoon - Abereiddi

Blue Lagoon - Abereiddi

Scenic Spot
Scenic spot
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4.8

Experience the stunning turquoise waters of the Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi, a former quarry now popular for cliff jumping and coasteering. The dramatic coastal scenery is breathtaking, even if you prefer to just watch the adventurers. Arrive early for the best views and less crowd.


Carew Castle & Tidal Mill

Carew Castle & Tidal Mill

Place
star
4.6

Explore the medieval ruins of Carew Castle, a site rich in history and folklore. Wander through the ancient halls and climb the towers for panoramic views of the tidal millpond. It’s a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and photographers alike.


Clywedog Reservoir

Clywedog Reservoir

Lake
Lake
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4.8

Marvel at the impressive engineering of Llyn Clywedog Dam, set amidst a dramatic landscape. The reservoir offers stunning views and opportunities for photography, especially during sunrise or sunset. The windy forest roads leading to it are part of the adventure.


Devil's Bridge Waterfalls

Devil's Bridge Waterfalls

Landmark
Landmark
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4.7

Chase magnificent waterfalls at Devil's Bridge Falls, a series of cascades set in a lush gorge. Explore the ancient bridges and winding paths for incredible views of the powerful water. Wear sturdy shoes as the trails can be steep and slippery.

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