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Vacation in Wales: By the sea? Or experience the mountains around Snowdonia? The Wales travel guide by Andreas Bechmann in its third edition showcases the entire beauty of this country with 193 color photos. Meticulously researched on-site, the 384 pages of the "Wales" guide are filled with helpful tips for your Wales vacation, all carefully selected and tested for you. The author's insider tips reveal Wales beyond the well-known. More than 100 described locations, 36 maps plus a removable Wales map at a scale of 1:750,000, and ten hikes with free downloadable GPS tracks – making Wales your second home. Businesses that operate ecologically, regionally, and sustainably are highlighted.

An overview of the country in 266 pages: Discover the economic and cultural center Cardiff and its surroundings, as well as Southeast Wales with Newport, Merthyr Tydfil, Wye Valley, and the South Wales Valleys. History comes alive around Caerleon, one of the best-preserved military sites of the Roman Empire. Blaenavon is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Southwest Wales attracts nature lovers and surfers with Swansea, also known as Abertawe, the Gower Peninsula, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and the Mediterranean-like harbor town of Tenby. In Mid Wales, you will find the gourmet capital Abergavenny, Llanidloes, the Brecon Beacons National Park, Radnorshire, Brecknockshire, Montgomeryshire, Cardigan Bay, the Vale of Rheidol, Cors Dyfi, and the Dyfi estuary. Outdoor enthusiasts will particularly enjoy North Wales with Snowdonia, the Llŷn Peninsula, the northwest coast, Anglesey, and the northeast with Wrexham.

What to do in Wales: Whether on foot or by bike, the impressive and diverse landscape with sea and mountains invites you to explore individually.