Famous Turist Attracions of Wales

• electric mountain and dinorwig power station

  Snowdonia's 'Electric Mountain Centre' houses shops, a café, art displays and a children's soft-play area; and is the starting point for tours of Dinorwig Power Station. Dinorwig is found inside Europe's largest man-made cavern deep inside Elidir Mountain. Here you can discover how water is used to power a nation.

• canolfan tryweryn, the national white water rafting centre

  Since opening in 1986 Canolfan Tryweryn has grown to become an operational facility of excellence providing white water rafting at one of the longest and steepest commercial white water rafting runs in the UK.
  
  Situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, the Tryweryn river is a steep and rocky mountain river with fast flowing rapids that carry you down the course on an exhilarating and adrenalin fuelled trip. Choose from a 1 hour session which includes 2 runs down the river in a 14 foot inflatable raft or a 2 hour session which includes 4 runs. 
  
  The breathtaking scenery of the area offers a fantastic retreat, not only for the watersports enthusiast, but for everyone. Explore the Tryweryn Trail, our extensive riverside nature trail or relax and watch the action from the riverside cafe.

• ropes and ladders

  Set in beautiful woodland, with breathtaking views of lakes and mountains, Ropes and Ladders is a memorable experience for families, groups or individuals.  Experienced instructors accompany visitors for 2 hours of leaps, climbs, swings and balances high in the trees.  All equipment is provided.
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  new heights microlight school

   Try a 30 or 60 minute taster flight! Microlighting gives you the thrill of real flying. It's the closest thing to being a bird, with the wind in your face and all round visibility. We can supply you with all the equipment you need from a pair of gloves to a second-hand aircraft. Taster Flights are available taking you over the highest mountain in Wales (weather permitting). 
  
  You can enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park & Coastline. Take control of the aircraft as soon as we're off the ground and feel the joy of flying from a pilot's perspective. So come and enjoy the experience of a lifetime..... Call Keith, Our Chief Flying Instructor now on 07771 881180.
  
  Gift vouchers - we have many different sorts ranging from the 'Bronze'...a half hour flight of your choice  - through to the 'Gold'.... a longer flight with home-cooked hamper lunch.  We can also video the flight as a memento to send to your friends on You Tube.  Call for more details for that special birthday,  anniversary or family day out.
  

• powis castle & garden

  The mightiest of all Marcher strongholds, which evolved from a medieval Welsh castle into a truly great country house. Allow plenty of time to explore one of the most fabulous formal gardens in Britain with its soaring terraces, unique lead statues, landscaped avenues and walks. Discover how the Powis dynasty lived in sumptuous style, surrounded by one of the finest collections of furniture and paintings in Wales
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  denbigh castle

  Denbigh Castle is one of the castles built by King Edward I of England during his conquest of Wales. It stands on a rocky promontory above the small town of Denbigh.
  The site of the castle was probably occupied from the early Christian period, with the possibility that a native Welsh fortress was built on the site and was being used as a royal centre immediately before the building of the current stone castle. The current stone castle was begun by Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln, to whom King Edward had granted the territory, shortly after the defeat of the last native Welsh prince in 1282. The original plan of the castle consisted of a long span of curtain walls with irregularly spaced projecting, half round towers with two gateways. These original walls now form the town walls. The current castle was divided from the rest of the enclosed area by a newer set of more massive walls in the style of Caernarfon Castle, including the unique three-towered gatehouse that is its most striking feature. Although there is no hard evidence to prove it, it is widely believed that the architect responsible for these walls was the king's Master Mason, Master James of Saint George. The castle is also the home of one apparation of the "Grey Lady".