Welsh Attractions, Holiday Accommodation, History and Events
Welcome to Index Wales. This site is an open-content encyclopedia about Wales that list Welsh Attractions, Holiday Accommodation, History and Events. The original Index Wales site was created in 1999 and listed over 2,500 different entries. The aim of the new site is to make the addition of material both free and open to anyone. If you would like to list something within Index Wales you can freely submit your information using the submit link at the bottom of each page.
Towns in Wales
Wales is largely unpopulated with vast regions of wilderness throughout Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons however that does not mean that it does not have strong communities.Llanrwst
Llanrwst is a small market town located deep within the Conwy Valley, in the county of Conwy, and just three miles from the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The town straddles both the A470 road and Conwy River. Llanrwst lies approximately 15 miles south of the popular tourist towns of Llandudno and Conwy. Llanrwst's most famous landmark is the Pont Fawr bridge that crosses the river Conwy. Equally charming is the Tu-hwnt-i'r-bont tea rooms located just across the bridge that are owned by the National Trust. .. (Read More)Welsh Attractions
Wales offers some of the best scenery and attractions within the whole of the United Kingdom whether you are looking to explore the beautiful countryside, historic buildings, or ancient castles. North Wales has the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park and the beautiful beaches of the North Wales coast. Enjoy scenic railway rides that once carried slate for shipping around the world. The cities of Liverpool, Chester, and Manchester are all close by. Mid Wales has the university of Wales at Aberystwyth as well as miles of uncluttered countryside and is close to the city of Birmingham. South Wales is home to the capital city of Cardiff, the Pembrokeshire Coast and National Park. Oakwood, Wales premiere theme park is located in South Wales as well as the beautiful town of Tenby.Check out our Attractions page for full listings and see what you could be doing in Wales.
Visit the world famous Bodnant Garden, located in the heart of the Conwy Valley on the North Wales coast. The gardens are open every day from mid-March to 31st October between 10am-5pm (last admission 4.30pm). 8 miles south of Llandudno and Colwyn Bay, off A470. Signposted from A55.
Holiday Accommodation in Wales
If you're looking for a place to stay to take in the beautiful scenery and attactions of Wales view our listings of holiday accommodation to find the perfect place.The Empire Hotel, Llandudno
Church Walks .. (Read More)Business Services
Search our business services section for comprehensive listings of services within your area.Top Dogs Travel Airport Transfers
Top Dogs Travel is a small private hire (taxi) company based in Holywell, Flintshire, North Wales, offering a personalised, premier airport transfer service at a very competitive price. .. (Read More)Latest Images
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