Steeped in history, surrounded by myth and legend and full of historical significance, many of these trees have become landmarks within the landscape, dominating their surroundings with their physical and cultural presence. Others are more hidden from view. This stunning new book by Archie Miles captures the full fascinating story of Wales’s heritage trees.

• Contains over 70 different trees from all parts of Wales
• Includes chapter on lost heritage trees of Wales
• Includes map, location and accessibility
• Published in association with the Tree Council

We all have an idea of what a village should be. The image is likely to be of a small, friendly and picturesque place, characterised by neighbourliness and a strong sense of community. Writer David Williams provides a delightful insight into some of the Principality’s most idyllic villages.

Village Wales includes:

• Moelfre, Llangernyw, Beddgelert, Berriew, Myddfai, Solva, Llanmadoc, Pendoylan, Llandaff, Tintern
• Location maps, directions and local amenities
• Historical information
• Useful websites
• Over 150 photographs

For more books about Welsh communities, see: Market Town Wales, Discovering Welsh Harbours

The contrast of old and new, abundance of local services and energetic daily bustle preserves these towns’ identities and character.

Market Town Wales includes:

• Brecon
• Ruthin
• Bala
• Dolgellau
• Machynlleth
• Welshpool
• Llandovery
• Mold
• Haverfordwest
• Carmarthen
• Llandeilo

For more books about Welsh communities, see: Village Wales, Discovering Welsh Harbours

Welsh castles
Castles of Wales charts the interiors and exteriors of Welsh castles, highlighting the turbulence and unstability of the country throughout history. Covering castles from every region of Wales, it provides a handy summary of the comprehensive defensive architecture that has survived into the second millennium. From the folly of Cardiff Castle to the fortified might of Conway Castle, this Pocket Series guide is a portable commemoration of Wales’s architectural heritage.

Castles of Wales includes
• Cardiff
• Raglan
• Pembroke
• Denbigh
• St Fagans
• Powis
• Penryhn

More books in the Pocket Wales series: Coast Wales, Landscape Wales, Mountain Wales, Rivers of Wales

Powerful images take you to many inspiring locations around Wales. From climbing the spectacular mountains of Snowdonia, horse riding in the majestic Brecon Beacons and surfing on the dramatic Pembrokeshire coast to the gentler attractions of the lowlands and idyllic river valleys, that have sustained the people of Wales over the centuries.

This book takes you to 20 locations throughout Wales, including Anglesey, Snowdonia, Llyn Peninsula, Conwy Valley, Vale of Clwyd, Llangollen, Ceredigion, Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, South Wales Valleys, Teifi Valley, Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Gower, Vale of Glamorgan, Wye Valley and the Severn Estuary.

Landscape Wales/Tirlun Cymru includes:

• Over 110 photographs by 36 photographers
• Extended picture captions
• Travel and activity information
• Geology of Wales by Professor Michael Bassett
• Map
• Also available as English and Welsh paperback editions

If you like Landscape Wales Hardback see: Landscape Wales Paperback, Landscape Wales pocket series, Tirlun Cymru, Coast Wales, Coastline Wales