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A young woman wearing a Wales supporters kit and a Welsh team bucket hat

Hey world!

Croeso — welcome to Wales. We’re getting ready for a party, and you’re invited

Pêl droed!

An image of a range of Welsh and LGBTQIA+ flags being held by Welsh sports fans

Building a Rainbow Wall in Wales

Tracy Brown, member of the Rainbow Wall, tells us about the future of diversity within Welsh football.

The Wales football team on top of their tour bus waving at crowds below.

Wales’ long relationship with the round ball

We've come a long way from the days when our national football team included a miner and a chimney sweep.

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History

A crowd of people cheering at a football match, with a Welsh flag flying amidst them in the stadium seating

Wrexham AFC’s rise to stardom

Wrexham goes Hollywood: the story of Wrexham AFC’s rise to stardom

Wales fans sing the anthem during the international challenge match, Wales v Albania at the Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff.

Building the Red Wall at Euro 2016

Welsh football fans earned respect across Europe and a UEFA special award for their entente cordiale at Euro 2016.

A global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

Welcome to Atlantic College - a global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

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Gôl Cymru - Leaving a little of Wales around the world

Wales, supporting the world.

Gôl Cymru - Leaving a little of Wales around the world (external link)

The other club in Wrexham that welcomes the whole world

Meet Bellevue FC: an award winning, multi-ethnic and inclusion-specific football team

The other club in Wrexham that welcomes the whole world (external link)

Find out more about Wales

Land of my fathers: Wales’ national anthem

Evoking passion and pride - find out more about the Welsh national anthem.

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A Welsh flag blowing in the wind across a beautiful mountainous moorland scene

The location of Wales in the world

Where is Wales?

Aerial view of city centre and Bristol Channel, Cardiff, South East Wales

Cities in Wales

Find out more about what cities Wales have to offer: Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Bangor, St Davids, St Asaph and Wrexham.

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23 places to visit in Wales in 2023

Looking for holiday ideas for 2023? Let us whet your appetite with this list of 23 top Welsh spots for 2023

23 places to visit in Wales in 2023 (external link)

Wales and the world

Exterior shot of the entrance to an old castle.

Crossing the Atlantic: the links between America and Wales

The Welsh were among the first to settle in the USA and Canada in the late seventeenth century, and the links between Wales and North America are still strong.

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Close connections across the water

Learn about the ties that bind us - the shared history between Wales and France.

A Welsh flag and a Japanese flag in front of Himeji Castle.

The cultural links between Wales and Japan

There are strong links between Wales and Japan, from arts and culture to sport and business

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Overview

Ice cream, rugby, and a night at the opera

Although you’ll see Wales and Italy regularly facing off on the rugby pitch, the relationship between the two countries goes back a few hundred years.

A global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

Welcome to Atlantic College - a global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

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large group of people around memorial outside chapel.

Patagonia: a small slice of Wales in South America

The incredible tale of why 150 people set up a remote Welsh settlement in South America.

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A woman in her kitchen surrounded by her three young children

Work-life balance in the Welsh countryside

French heritage chef cooks up new life in Wales

The two American Morgans making a difference in Wales

The two American Morgans making a difference in Wales (external link)