This is Wales
Discover Wales' rich culture and history. From world-famous arts to jaw-dropping scenery. It all comes with a legendary warm welcome.
Coronavirus: further advice for visitors
Links to further information relating to COVID-19 and visiting Wales.
National emblems of Wales
Discover more about the national symbols of Wales, including the dragon, a vegetable, a spoon, and a ball.
A passion for learning
From primary schools to postgraduate study, it’s an exciting time to discover learning in Wales.
Poets, singers and stars: Wales’ national anthem
Evoking passion and pride the Welsh National anthem is key to Welsh identity.
Fighting the threat of cyber crime
Discover how Airbus and Cardiff university have teamed up to fight cyber crime in the UK.
The National Eisteddfod is Europe’s largest music and poetry festival
Halen Môn: salt seller
Discover how world-famous sea salt from the Menai Strait achieved its mark of quality and authenticity.
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A thriving enterprise
Find out about Wales' rich history of innovation and the thriving culture of enterprise.
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The new black gold
Find out how award-winning coffee is helping to regenerate the Welsh town of Ammanford.
Around 19% of Wales has official Dark Sky status – perfect for stargazing
Heart of the nation
National Poet Ifor ap Glyn explains how language is at the heart of Welsh daily life.
A clean slate for motoring
Find out how the eco-friendly Riversimple Rasa aims to revolutionise Welsh car manufacturing and change the way we drive.
A Michelin star is just for starters
Discover one of the UK's top rated and Michelin star restaurants, where Gareth Ward champions all the best locally grown produce.
Putting on a show
There’s nothing we like better in Wales than a live performance. Discover more about Welsh festivals and events.
A history of Wales in 10 objects
From medieval fortresses to scientific breakthroughs. Find out more about Wales' history through 10 iconic objects.
Wales ranks second in the world for recycling household waste
Find your bearings
Get to know Wales with a guide to the Welsh geography.
Wales has 8 universities and 14 further education colleges
Cardigan's bay of plenty
Mandy Walters of Cardigan Bay Fish has the perfect family recipe. Seafood doesn’t get any fresher, or better, than this.
The vision behind the sound
Learn about how a golden age in Welsh music moulded BBC Radio 1's Huw Stephens and why he aspires to keep that culture alive.
Around 3.1 million people live in Wales – that’s 4.8% of the UK population
Castle country
Wales has more castles per square mile than anywhere else in the world.