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Landmarks of Wales

The 15 most visited landmarks of Wales, ranked by how often the world looks them up, each recorded as it stood in its prime, ready to recreate and explore.

Racecourse Ground, WalesStadiumRacecourse GroundStill standing · prime 2000Millennium Stadium, WalesStadiumMillennium StadiumStill standing · prime 1999Cardiff City Stadium, WalesStadiumCardiff City StadiumStill standing · prime 2014Talyllyn Railway, WalesMuseumTalyllyn RailwayRestored · prime 1880Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, WalesBridgePontcysyllte AqueductStill standing · prime 1805Offa's Dyke, WalesAncient siteOffa's DykePartial ruin · prime AD 790Tintern Abbey, WalesAncient siteTintern AbbeyRuin · prime 1301Menai Suspension Bridge, WalesBridgeMenai Suspension BridgeStill standing · prime 1826Q634054, WalesFortressQ634054Still standing · prime 1289Liberty Stadium, WalesStadiumLiberty StadiumStill standing · prime 2005Ffestiniog Railway, WalesMuseumFfestiniog RailwayRestored · prime 1900Britannia Bridge, WalesBridgeBritannia BridgeRestored · prime 1850Chester Cathedral, WalesCathedralChester CathedralStill standing · prime 1537Cantre'r Gwaelod, WalesLandmarkCantre'r GwaelodLegendary · prime AD 500Stanage Park, WalesLandmarkStanage ParkStill standing · prime 1867
Landmarks of Europe · Castles of Wales · create your own reconstruction.