Explore Welsh Castles
Dive into the fascinating world of Welsh castles. Where history and mystery intertwine. From towering medieval fortresses to romantic ruins steeped in legend. This category takes you on a journey through Wales’ most iconic landmarks. Discover haunting ghost stories, unravel centuries-old myths, and explore the architectural and cultural significance of these breathtaking sites. Whether you’re captivated by chilling tales of the Grey Lady or intrigued by the defensive secrets of Conwy Castle, Explore Welsh Castles is your gateway to Wales’ enchanting past. Join us as we uncover the legends, history, and spirit of these extraordinary places.
Walking Through the Shadows of Raglan Castle Unlike Caldicot Castle, with its Norman fortifications and intimate atmosphere (which I explored in my previous blog here). Raglan Castle feels altogether grander.…
Walking Through the Shadows of Caldicot Castle Unlike Caerphilly Castle, with its vast fortifications and battlefield history (which I explored in my previous blog here), Caldicot Castle offers a different…
Walking Through the Shadows of Caerphilly Castle Unlike Castell Coch, with its fairytale turrets and Gothic charm (which I explored in my previous blog here), Caerphilly Castle is an entirely…
Walking Through the Shadows of Castell Coch Unlike St Fagans Castle, which has a deep connection to Welsh heritage and preserved history (as I explored in my previous blog here),…
Walking Through the Shadows of St Fagans Castle Stepping onto the grounds of St Fagans Castle, I felt a different kind of atmosphere compared to Cardiff Castle. While Cardiff’s towering…
Walking Through the Shadows of Cardiff Castle Cardiff Castle ghost stories from the moment I stepped through the grand entrance of Cardiff Castle, I felt its weight—the centuries of history,…
As I stood before the towering façade of Margam Castle, I was immediately struck by its grandeur. The intricate Tudor-Gothic architecture, complete with imposing turrets, gables, and finely crafted stonework,…
INTRODUCTION White Lady Harlech Castle, perched dramatically on a rocky hill overlooking the Irish Sea, is one of Wales’ most iconic landmarks. Its imposing stone walls and breathtaking views make…
When we think of the grand medieval castles of Wales, towering fortifications such as Conwy, Caernarfon, and Harlech come to mind. These enduring structures were not just built for defense;…
Owain Glyndŵr, a name that resonates through Welsh history and culture, stands as a symbol of resistance. Freedom and national pride known as the last native Prince of Wales. Glyndŵr…