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Welsh Weekend Breaks - A land of contrast
Wales offers a fantastic variety of experiences for such a small nation and it is hardly surprising that it attracts so many visitors nowadays from home and abroad. Welsh weekend breaks are perfect for lovers of the great outdoors with some of the UK's most scenic landscape to explore. Secluded sandy coves, rolling hills, valleys and rugged mountains offer captivating scenery for relaxing walks and thrilling adventure sports. The main focus of a Welsh short break is likely to be centred on the buoyant capital of Cardiff. It provides a host of modern facilities and entertainment, great shopping and plenty of enchanting historic landmarks.
Welsh Weekend Breaks - A modern all action capital city
Cardiff itself has been rejuvenated in recent times and boasts a number of major developments which have transformed its vibrant waterfront quarter. The spectacular Millennium Centre is the home of Welsh arts and has a vibrant mix of heritage and performance art to enjoy. World class opera, theatre and classical music performances have captivated visitors in their thousands. The Cardiff Bay area now resembles a chic continental harbour lined with stylish cafes, restaurants and galleries. For all this regeneration, Cardiff is still dominated by its magical 900 year old Norman castle. A visit is a must do on a Welsh weekend break and history buffs will certainly make a beeline for the enormous Welsh National Museum which houses beautiful decorative art, archaeology and antiquities.
Welsh weekend Breaks - Rugged and beautiful nature to explore
Partygoers looking for a vibrant clubbing scene to explore over a weekend will find Cardiff does not disappoint. The city is jam packed with traditional pubs, waterfront cafes and a host of exciting dance clubs. The live music scene is also full of life with everything from folk and jazz to large scale stadium rock concerts. Cardiff is surrounded by secluded sandy beaches and lush green valleys and any Welsh weekend break needs to explore some the UK's most attractive and inspiring countryside. Take a scenic steam train through the gorgeous Brecon’s or discover sleepy mining villages and mysterious Neolithic standing stones. A Welsh weekend break offers so much variety and a real spirit of adventure.
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