Tucked away along the rugged coastline of North Wales lies a hidden beach and magical village that always takes my breath ...

EXCLUSIVE: A mum who returned to rural Wales after giving up city life in England has revealed the one beauty spot she would recommend to people looking to stay in Britain for a summer holiday ...

3. Spend the day at Portmeirion Village in North Wales 4. Visiting Lindisfarne & the Farne Islands in Northumbria 5. Walking the Seven Sisters coast path in East Sussex 6.

TUCKED away in rural Wales is a place that’s been hailed as ‘picture postcard perfect’ for almost 100 years. In fact, ...

Thinking of summer nights in Italy again, I can’t resist a glass of Portmeirion rosé by a huge open fire. With chef Mark Threadgill (of Great British Menu fame) at the helm, dinner is a knockout.

The story of Portmeirion: In 1925, Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis acquired the site which was to become Portmeirion. He had been searching for a suitable site for his proposed ideal village ...

The village and gardens were developed over 50 years by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis and feature shops, cafes and an array of quirky points of interest.

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Open as part of the National Gardens Scheme, this Italian-style Georgian House is set in four acres and has panoramic views of The Long Mountain. You'll see terraces, a walled kitchen garden ...

Portmeirion was developed in two phases, 1926-39 and 1954-72, the break a result of William-Ellis's wartime service. He first acquired the site of the existing village, then the land beyond it ...