Wales

The east front of Newton House at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

A Celtic land with an industrial past steeped in myth, legend, poetry and song. Croeso i Gymru.

Places to visit

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Important information
View along the Fuchsia Arch in the Walled Garden at Penrhyn Castle and Garden, Gwynedd, North Wales

Where you can visit 

From Monday 6 July, we’ll begin a phased reopening of our gardens and parklands in Wales, with advance bookings needed to limit visitor numbers and maintain public safety. In Wales, you can now book visits to Dyffryn Gardens, Powis Castle, Chirk Castle, Erddig, Bodnant Garden, Penrhyn Castle and Plas Newydd. All of our coast and countryside car parks in Wales are also now open in line with Welsh Government guidance.

Find out what to expect and how to book
Gardens and parklands
Borders on the Orangery Terrace in the garden in July at Powis Castle, Powys, Wales.

Glorious gardens in Wales 

Wales is blessed with many magnificent gardens and parks - formal and informal, town or country. Find your perfect place to escape, be inspired and watch the seasons unfold.

Gaze at our gardens
Walkers in Cwm Idwal

Find a walk in Wales 

Walking is the best way to get outdoors and enjoy nature, what better place to enjoy it than in the mountains or along the coastline of Wales?

Discover the Welsh outdoors

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View of the beach from the clifftop at Marloes Sands and Mere, Pembrokeshire.

Latest news in Wales 

Get our latest press releases, keep up to date with our news stories and hear from our experts about what we care about in Wales.

For film and TV lovers
The cast of Snow White on the beach at Marloes Sands

Film locations in Wales 

Here in Wales we look after some of the finest buildings and some of the most dramatic coast and countryside scenery in the country, many of which have doubled up as scenes in Hollywood blockbusters, but do you recognise which ones?

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Our work for nature
The meadow at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire

Nature and wildlife  

Find out how we're managing our land for nature and wildlife in Wales - for ever, for everyone.

Notice nature
Shepherd and sheep dogs driving sheep down the Watkin Path at Cwm Llan on Hafod Y Llan farm, Snowdonia

Farming  

We look after 50,000 hectares of land in Wales and over 90% of this land is managed by agricultural tenancies. Find out how we’re working with our farms and tenants to produce local and seasonal food in an environmentally sustainable way.

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Remarkable treasures
The front of the Kings Cabinet at Chirk Castle

Exquisite art and collections 

From palatial buildings to industrial machinery and family heirlooms, we care for rich and diverse collections throughout Wales.

Discover our treasures
Great Welsh coast
Mwnt beach in the summer is home to dolphins, seals and porpoises

Welsh coastline and beaches  

We protect 157 miles of the Welsh coast you love. Find out about the work we’re doing to keep your favourite beaches beautiful.

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Powering forward
The hydro intake weir at Hafod y Llan farm, Snowdonia

Renewable energy projects 

From stunning solar at Bodnant Garden and Chirk Castle to our holiday cottages that offer greenery, scenery and sustainability, we're harnessing the power of nature and going greener from coast to countryside in our castles and country homes.

The beauty of going green

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We're a charity and rely on your donations to help our conservation work

Ways to donate

Volunteer

Each year thousands of volunteers join us in caring for all the special places you love

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