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The Land of Your Fathers

By Lise Hull Premium

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On the Wales side of the Severn Bridge, a red dragon signals, “Croesa i Cymru — Welcome to Wales.” You’ve entered a small nation approximately the size of Rhode Island, yet one with its own Celtic language, rich heritage and distinctive landscape. Boasting the cities of Cardiff, Swansea and Newport, South Wales is the most View Website VIP Subscription

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