From Caernarfon to Pembroke, Wales is home to more castles per square mile than anywhere in the world. These are CNN Travel's picks of the most beautiful. Destinations Food & Drink News Stay Video ...

The 800-year-old Criccieth Castle is a native Welsh fortress on a headland between two beaches overlooking Tremadog Bay in north Wales. Cadw, the historic monuments agency for Wales, ...

Wales is home to more castles per square mile than anywhere on the planet, with over 600 found across this tiny, beautiful country. The most beautiful castles in Wales | Lifestyle | channel3000 ...

Fighting over turf, the Normans, the native Welsh, and the English, led by expansionist Edward I, all erected epic fortresses in an explosion of castle building that dominated the 13th and 14th ...

Stick to the Anglo-Norman castles and you’ll only have half the story of Wales’s turbulent history. Predating them are the many fortifications built by the native Welsh princes, and Dolbadarn ...

This particular castle was built by the Welsh, boasting a design as sophisticated as its English counterparts. However, unlike the famous castles in Conwy , Caernarfon and Beaumaris, reaching this ...

Europe’s ‘Castle Capital’ has more castles per square mile than any other country Castle fans will find a wealth of incredible landmarks to explore in this underrated holiday destination.

Cadw’s former director, Marilyn Lewis, talks about Cadw’s support for the castles of the native Welsh princes and the role of one almost forgotten castle in the turbulent power struggles ...

Cadw said: “Such a sophisticated entrance cannot be matched in any other Welsh castle. Indeed, even by the standards of English fortifications, it would have been technologically advanced for ...

The 800-year-old Criccieth Castle is a native Welsh fortress on a headland between two beaches overlooking Tremadog Bay in north Wales. Cadw, the historic monuments agency for Wales, ...

From Anglesey to the shadow of the Severn Bridge, Wales is a nation criss-crossed with castles. With some estimates suggesting in the medieval period there was one castle for every 12 square miles ...