The incredible valleys of Wales

In the image of Great Britain, of course, its nature occupies a special place. In this sense, the Long Mynd plateau is an important landmark.

Throughout England's incredibly rich history, many outstanding historical buildings have been erected, scattered throughout the country. In the western part of the island, among others, Chirk Castle, built about seven hundred years ago, is remarkable. It's surrounded by incredible views of green valleys. The architectural features of the building can also be assessed from the inside.

The Cross Foxes is a bright, atmospheric cafe surrounded by greenery. The interior is made in an incredibly cozy and homely way, and there is a terrace for those who want to dine outdoors. The menu is very extensive, there are many snacks and main courses, including steaks, salads and various kinds of soup.

Another medieval building of great interest to passing tourists is Dolwyddelan Castle. For a long time, this place and its surroundings were an important point of reference for the English defense, was many times completed and rebuilt, and eventually became an important tourist destination. It should be added that local beauties repeatedly appeared in various films.

Many people passing through these places, observing the natural beauties surrounding them, would undoubtedly like to see them from an unusual angle. Mount Tryfan Peak is perfect for this. Its altitude is about 920 meters above sea level, so that the ascent here is not too difficult, and from the top of the hills and plains of Wales offers an inspiring panorama of the hills.

The most important natural site in Wales is Snowdonia National Park, located on the west coast of the island and covering about 820 square miles of diverse landscapes. Here you can see rocky mountains, picturesque lakes and small authentic villages.

We recommend dining at Dylan's Menai Bridge, which is located in the immediate vicinity of the Menai Strait. The menu offers a wide selection of traditional dishes such as roasted lamb with vegetables and spices or roasted pork with potatoes and cabbage. The atmosphere inside is very warm and hospitable, due to the attentive attitude of the staff and quite simple, but harmonious interior and lighting.

It was a busy and interesting day. So many natural beauties of Wales we've seen. Now it's time to rest and recharge your batteries, because tomorrow will also be dedicated mainly to visiting the local natural beauties.