1. Wales Cardiff is the capital of Wales The beaches in Wales
The wonderful scenery
The country of castles, towers, grate walls
The magnificent churches
The wild animals
The hotels
Snowdonia
The attractive bays and beaches
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2. About Wales
Compared to other countries in the World, Wales is a very small country.  Although there are smaller countries in Europe, this is in itself is unique as Europe is the most crowded continent on Earth in terms of countries and cultural distribution.  Nevertheless, Wales is sure to be one of the most beautiful countries in the World with a rich diversity of wildlife and many native breeds of livestock and other animals.  This is reflected in the fact that Wales has three National Parks. There are many different kinds of flora and fauna to entertain and pleasure us throughout the four seasons.  Not forgetting the little birds, or garden birds that like to frequent bird tables set up in back yards or front gardens.

3. Cardiff is the capital of Wales
Cardiff is the capital of Wales. It it was founded by the Romans. This cultural centre of Wales has its own castle, some examples of architecture and is also a major sea port. Cardiff is home to Welsh Rugby and the Welsh National Opera.
The Welsh Capital is full of new and impressive buildings. Cardiff claims to be 'Europe's Youngest Capital‘. Cardiff used to be an important city in Britain which exported coal from around the Welsh valleys. With European funding and with new employers moving to the city, Cardiff is enjoying a return to its former prosperity.
Cardiff, or "Caerdyff" in Welsh, is perhaps the best known of Welsh cities and it is certainly the most visited. Cardiff only became the Capital of Wales as recently as 1955.

4. The beaches in Wales Abersoch Beach
A delightful seaside resort popular with sailing enthusiasts, has two long sandy beaches with sand dunes to the rear. There is a lively harbour, narrow streets with interesting shops. 
Aberdovey Beach
Beautifully situated on a narrow strip of land between the mountains and the sweeping sands of the Dovey estuary. There are lots of beaches to choose from as the sands, backed by dunes run all the way to nearby Tywyn. 

5. The wonderful scenery
The magnificent scenery includes different mountains, lakes, bays

6. The country of castles Cardiff The Chapel Tower The Kitchen Tower
Wales, the land of the red dragon, of which some may say, with dragons there must be castles. Such wild rugged scenery has more than its share of magnificent castles, and who can argue that Caernarvon isn't one of the most majestic of all Wale.
The Kitchen Tower
The North wall

7. The magnificent churches in Wales
The medieval abbeys still dominate the Welsh landscape today. The ruined abbeys of Wales have their own set of unique charms and special histories, tempting visitors to learn more about Britain's medieval monastic past.
St Hywyn
St Padarn

8. The wild animals
Redwing
Roedeer
Squirrel

9. The hotels in Wales Angel hotel Village hotel cardiff Ruthin Castle
The West Arms has welcomed travellers from near and far for more than 400 years. It is full of character with slate-flagged floors, large inglenook fireplaces, timberwork, sloping landings and crooked staircases. People flock to the West Arms from all over the world for a spot of superb Welsh hospitality, good food and home spun comfort.
Ruthin Castle
The West Arms Hotel

10. Snowdonia
Snowdonia National Park in Wales a unique area of outstanding natural beauty Nowhere else in Britain will you find such variety, in such a compact area, as you will in Snowdonia - or Eryri as it is known in Welsh. There are many places to stay, and things to do in Snowdonia, so come and enjoy...

11. The attractive bays and beaches
Harlech Beach
Long stretches of beach (featured in the televised Visit Wales advertising campaign) here are ideal for sun-bathers and with superb views over Tremadog Bay to Snowdon in the north and to Cader Idris in the south it is a lovely place to visit. 
Harlech Beach

12. The presentation was made by Natasha Haas
I hope my presentation was fascinating and whenever some of you will enjoy the tour to Wales with great pleasure!
The presentation was made by Natasha Haas