The culture of Wales encompasses the Welsh language, customs, festivals, music, art, cuisine, mythology, history, and politics. Wales is primarily represented by the symbol of the red Welsh …

With the arrival of book publishing and an increase in literacy, the Welsh language and culture were able to continue to flourish, through the nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, …

Apr 25, 2017 · The Welsh people have a distinctive culture including their own language, customs, beliefs, holidays, music, and cuisine. The Welsh culture has endured despite the …

There's plenty to explore through the history of Welsh legend and tradition, including King Arthur, his sorcerer Merlin, and a horse skeleton that gets carried from door to door demanding beer …

Journey through Welsh history at the smaller, specialised museums across Wales. Several Welsh museums tell the stories our shoreline communities and industrial heritage of Cymru. Take in …

Jul 20, 2007 · The Welsh language (Cymraeg) continues to flourish within Wales thanks to Welsh-medium education, a lively media industry and the enthusiasm of people living in Wales.

Wales, a land of rugged landscapes, ancient castles, and a proud Celtic heritage, is steeped in tradition and folklore. From the rolling hills of Snowdonia to the vibrant streets of Cardiff, Welsh …

4 days ago · Wales has been popularly called “the land of song,” and its traditional culture has been rooted in oral (and aural) art forms, including the spoken and written word and vocal …

Wales has more castles per head than anywhere else. Wales has a rich heritage of magical and mystical tales. Carried into battle during Owain Glyndwr's rebellion. Wales' relationship with...

It has a thriving music scene, and Welsh-language films and TV programmes are making a mark far beyond our borders. It’s a part of our living heritage – and in Wales, heritage is something …