Caerphilly Castle is located in south Wales near Cardiff. It is the largest castle in Wales and was built in the 13th century for defensive purposes. Though parts of the castle need restoration, it remains well preserved today. The Brecon Beacons National Park is a major landmark in southeast Wales, known for its mountains, valleys, waterfalls and rare plant life. The highest point is over 886 meters. Hiking is a popular tourist activity in the park. The ruins of St. David's Church date back to the 12th century and are located in southeast Wales. The church was rebuilt in the 17th century and restored in the 20th century. Archaeological remains from earlier Celtic times

2.  Caerphilly Castle – in the southWales,about 5km north of the city Cardiff.
Caerphilly Castle was the first object of hastily drawn plan:TheWelsh have
entered into English territory.XIII century castle built quite good condition
today,although the southeast tower will soon fall off.However,the other(two
of them reconstructed) seems to stand still millennium.It is the largest castle
inWales,which is surrounded by the water.Inside the castle is often filmed
documentaries and other films and the biggest hall people can rent for the
weddings or other celebrations.

3.  B.B.N.P – major landmark – the
mountains.It is impossible not to notice
on the slopes the grazing of sheeps.
Baken Brecon – sierra in southeast
Wales,in the Cumbrian mountains.The
highest peak of mountain is over 886
meters.In the middle of the mountains
built a national park,which includes the
black mountains. Prevail in the territory
- the mountains,heaths,forests,valleys,
very tall waterfalls and plants.The most
popular tourist attraction – climbing.

4.  Cross form St.David’s church was mentioned in the XII century.It is
in the southeast ofWales.In 1620 was built a tower at church.XX
century the church was restored.From the ancient are preserved two
dish for holy water,font,also there is preserved a stone with
superimposed cross and ring,who survived from ancient Celtic
times.Later in the XII century bishop St.David built a palace,where
from 1175 lived Giraldi Cambrens.Even now slightly to the North
people can see surviving ruins.

5.  Cardiff – in 76 established Roman
stronghold,capital ofWales,the
largest city inWales,located on the
northern shore of the Bristol bay and
near the Tafo river outfall.Seaport is
very important and the airport is
international.In Cardiff is a lot of
skyscrapers,the square where many
small shops.There is a lot of old
buildings in line with the new.This
year,the city celebrated 111 years.
Cardiff became the capital ofWales in
1955.

6.  Snowdonia - natural region and national park in north-westWales,in
Cumbrian mountains.It is the second largest in the United Kingdom
Park,whose area is 2170 square kilometers.It’s a wild territory,
which live 26 thousand people,of which 62 % are talkingWelsh
language.One of the most important objects in the park - the
mountains and valleys.Here stands the highest mountain inWales,
Snowdonia - (1085)m.Snowdonia is also rich in lakes,oak forests,
wetlands.There are growing rare species of plants.

7.  Blast furnace and the full complex
is one of the most important
British industrial heritage sites.It
is particularly well-preserved iron
furnace,built by Joseph Kendall
about 1755 years.The main item
on the outside - a huge 9 m (30 ft)
diameter water wheel turns
bellows.It remained the only
perfect condition because the
main building during the past
year was used as a warehouse and
later as a sawmill.Furnace well
smoke and pulls.