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Llangollen International Eisteddfod

Now heading towards its 60th year, the Llangollen International Eisteddfod is a world- renowned festival of music, song and dance. Competitors from more than fifty countries come together for one week to stand side by side through music.

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British Iron Work Centre and Sculpture Park


British Iron Work Centre and Sculpture Park
The British Ironwork Centre is the largest centre in the United Kingdom for decorative metal work. A place for you and your family to not only enjoy beautiful pieces of art, but to also explore all they have to offer here on site. Renowned for the Knife Angel, Spoon Gorilla and the Manchester Bee, they are also known for amazing food and beautiful walks. With all this and more to experience, visit soon for a trip like no other!

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Erddig Hall


Erddig
A completely furnished 18th-century large country house that has one of the last surviving 18th-century gardens. Erddig offers an unique insight into servants' life in the 18th and 19th century and is situated in extensive designed parkland with 13 miles of footpaths

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Chirk Castle


Chirk Castle
The last Edward I Welsh castle still lived in today with 700 years of history on one site set in a stunning location with views over nine counties. Award winning gardens with thatched 'Hawk House', shrub garden, lime tree avenue and yew topiary with a circular woodland walk through the medieval hunting park

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Powis Castle and Garden


Powis Castle and Garden
Built in the 13th century as a medieval fortress, the Powis Castle and Garden you see today reflects the changing ambitions and visions of the Herbert family, who occupied the castle from the 1570s. Furnished with decorative fabrics, world-class paintings, furniture, tapestries, and the unique Clive Collection of South Asian objects, the interior reflects the Elizabethan period through to the Edwardian period. With views across the Severn Valley, the world-famous garden retains many of its original features.

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Charlies Coed-y-Dinas


Charlies Coed-y-Dinas
Charlies Coed-y-Dinas, Garden, Home and Country Centre is set in the Severn Valley just south of Welshpool was originally the ‘Home Farm’ for Powis Castle. Great care has been taken to restore the original buildings sensitively. Coed-y-Dinas occupies over 70,000 sq ft and comprises a Country Store and Garden & Home Centre, along with a Restaurant and Food Hall. From footwear and cooking utensils, through to chainsaws, tools and camping you can be sure you’ll get what you came for and at a great price.

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Chester City Centre


Historic Chester

Stroll through 2,000 years of history in the ancient streets, walk the ancient walls (Chester has the most complete city walls in Britain) and meander along the banks of the River Dee.   Shop till you drop in the most compact shopping centre in Britain thanks to the world famous Rows, two-tier medieval galleries of shops.


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Lake Vyrnwy
Lake Vyrnwy

Lake Vyrnwy is a man-made water reservoir with a perimeter road 11.75 miles long.
The huge masonry dam was started in 1881 by the Corporation of Liverpool to create a new fresh water supply for their city. With 16,000 acres being a dedicated RSPB reserve, Lake Vyrnwy is a country lover's paradise where peace and tranquility abounds.

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Alderford Lake
Alderford Lake
All year round, Alderford lake is open for a whole host of water-based activities. Whether you are an open-water swimming fanatic, a keen paddle-boarder or looking for a family fun day out in the water, Alderford Lake is the perfect destination for any water-enthusiast, or simply a visit for coffee & cake.

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Llanrhaedr Waterfall
Pistyll Rhaeadr (Llanrhaedr Waterfall)
Pistyll Rhaeadr the highest waterfall in Wales and England is accessed from the village of Llanrhaeadr - ym - Mochnant. Waters of River Disgynfa cascade 240ft down mossy pineflanked cliff and through natural arch into deep pool.

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