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Annotated index of link categories.
Almanac FactsHandy facts, figures, maps, trivia bits, and other information you'd find in an almanac.
ArchaeologyExamine Welsh relics and archaeological sites, some dating to prehistoric times. View cairns, menhirs, standing stones, and other mystical structures.
Arts and CraftsFrom the summit of Mount Snowdon to the depths of coal and copper mines, Wales has inspired artists and artisans for centuries. Discover the cottage crafts, royal art collections, and modern art accessible online.
Beer and BreweriesA directory of Welsh beers and breweries.
Castles in WalesFrom Roman fortifications to regal estates and ruins, more than 400 castles dot the Welsh countryside. Your virtual tour departs here.
Celtic HeritageWales' Celtic roots burrow deep through time and history, defining the country and its people. Use these resources to uncover Wales' Celtic heritage.
Cultural Events in WalesEnjoy cultural events in Wales such as the annual eisteddfodau, Royal Welsh Show, Hay-on-Wye Festival of Literature, and Welsh International Film Festival.
Customs, Traditions, and SymbolsDiscover the meanings behind Welsh customs, traditions, and symbols.
The Ecology of WalesA look at the environmental issues and government regulations affecting Welsh ecosystems.
Education in WalesWales offers a wide range of educational opportunities from nursery school through university. Education extends from bricks-and-mortar classrooms to open learning and digital college classes.
Famous Welsh PeopleIt's not surprising that a country known for its castles, choirs, and eisteddfodau, is also the birthplace of many talented and famous people. Renowned poets, actors, singers, writers, explorers, inventors, historians, and politicians hail from Wales.
Films and Film LocationsWith its passionate people and scenic countryside, Wales is the perfect film setting. Merlin, Mortal Kombat II, First Knight, Prince Valiant, Yanks, and Under Suspician were filmed in Wales.
Folklore and MythologyLike an historical shroud woven of tall tales, legend envelops Wales. Peruse these Welsh folklore and mythology links and unravel the truth from legend.
Food and DrinkKnown for its Welsh lamb, beef, and cheese, Wales offers a unique food experience. Traditional dishes include laverbread, cawl, bara brith, Welsh cakes, and Welsh rarebit.
Gardens of WalesWander through cottage gardens and castle grounds. With its mild climate, Wales is a botanical delight.
Genealogy ResourcesResearch your Welsh ancestry with these how-to and where-to genealogy resources.
GovernmentTrace the history of Welsh government and follow recent political developments.
Heritage Tourism in WalesYou'll need a lifetime or two to visit all the historical and cultural sites in Wales. Narrow your "must see" list with these travel resources.
HistoryCenturies of military, political, and social upheaval have shaped Welsh history. These resources delve into Wales' past.
LiteratureFrom storyteller to storyteller, Welsh literature evolved with each century. Trace the development of Welsh literary tradition through modern times.
Music and DanceWales wouldn't be Wales without song and dance. The country's annual eisteddfodau feature costumed singers, music, and dance.
News ResourcesA compilation of media resources related to Wales and Welsh culture.
QuizzesTest your knowledge with these quizzes. Some are designed for kids, however, they aren't necessarily easy!
Religion in WalesFrom the Druids onward, religion has played a central role in Welsh society. Learn about Wales' religious history.
RoyaltyTrace the Welsh Royal bloodline, traditions, and historical ties.
Sports in WalesWales is a sportsmen's paradise: water sports to motor sports to the traditional favorite, rugby.
TheatreA roundup of Welsh theatres and theatre companies, critical writings and reviews, profiles and features, and theatre news.
Welsh-AmericansThe Welsh have shaped history, not only in Wales, but also in America. Nearly one-half of the signers of the Declaration of Independence were Welsh. Five of the first six US presidents were Welsh.
Welsh Associations and SocietiesA compilation of Welsh associations and societies in Wales and abroad.
Welsh Language ResourcesDon't be intimidated by the long, seemingly unpronounceable, consonant runs. Welsh is one of the easier languages to learn. These language resources will get you started.
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