Language: Welsh and English – Wales is a bilingual country. Cities: There are currently seven cities in Wales. Cardiff (Caerdydd in Welsh) the capital city of Wales has a population of around 363,000 and is located on the South East coast.

Wales.com is an online hub providing international visitors, students and business with information about Wales. Learn more about Wales here.

Where is Wales? How many cities are in Wales? What's the capital city? What's the population of Wales? Here are the answers to your Wales-based trivia questions.

Visit our site to start planning your next trip to Wales. Wales’ outstanding natural landscapes are alive with world-leading adventure and a distinctive, contemporary culture. Colourful communities offer unique places to stay, and a feast of local food and drink.

Discover Wales, your way. Our inspiring landscapes are the perfect backdrop for epic trips. We've hundreds of castles and ancient ruins, endless rolling hills and valleys, snow-capped mountains, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and internationally-recognised Dark Skies to offer.

Wales is a distinctive part of the UK. With its own character, culture and way of life – thousands of years in the making, and continually evolving.

South Wales is defined by the historic valleys that etch its landscape, each with its own unique personality, its green country parks and forests and a stunning coastline.

Jude Rogers uncovers the origins of one of Wales' most eerie midwinter traditions, the Mari Lwyd.

Welcome to Wales. Where else can you watch quaver-perfect choirs compete at Europe’s biggest music and poetry festival, explore a stunning 870-mile coast along a single footpath, or find the talent and support to build a creative business with global reach?

Uncover centuries of heritage and culture at Wales' national museums, dotted across the country. The Hay Festival – celebrating culture across the world Find out how the Hay Festival began and has since inspired cultural events across the world.