The country’s enchanting architecture will take you back to bygone times.

Ancient ruins are strewn across the landscape – like Castell Dinas Bran, Crow Castle in Llangollen.

Crumbling bridges over wild, running rivers, and foliage autumnal foliage will capture photogapher’s imaginations.

Cardiff is beloved by foodies, creatives and cultural types alike, and forms a great base for exploring the nation.

Hay-on-Wye is well known around the world by book lovers who dream of visiting towns brimming with stories.

Picturesque scenery is easy to spot in this part of the world, where rolling green hills, rocky outcrops and wildflower-covered meadows abound.

Sightseeing in Wales must include at least one of its historic castles. Caerphilly Castle, sitting pretty over a lake, offers a glimpse into Wale’s intriguing history (and a glorious photo opportunity).

Surprise! Wales has beaches too. And although it may be too cold to swim for much for the year, summer in wales is a sunny sight to behold.

Sure, the people in Wales are wonderfully welcoming and patriotic, but its the sheep that’ll keep you entertained.

Those who love to hike must visit Snowdonia (and visit on a clear day so that the views are worth the steep climb!).

By night, the Welsh countryside offers an idyllic place to enjoy a spot of stargazing.

Come spring, bright blooms in an array of vibrant colours swathe the Welsh countryside.

In quintessential UK style, pastel-hued beach huts line the coast – which is perfect for those who’ve just visited one of the country’s many bookshops and need a spot to read in peace.

Wales hedges are the stuff of legend. Although they can make driving down narrow country lanes an emotional ride, the history behind these long-standing rows is impressive.

Light house? Check. Sunset? Check. Dreamy ocean views? Check. If views are your vibe, Wales should have a place on your bucket list.