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Ten things you didn't know about Wales
Wales has more sheep than people
John Malkovich co-owns Cardiffs hip hotel, The Big Sleep.
Cardiff houses the oldest record shop in the world, Spillers, established in 1879
'Wales' comes from the Anglo-Saxon term 'Waleas' meaning foreigner
Wales is 160 miles long
Has more castles per square mile than any other country in Western Europe
Coastline is 750 miles long
It is said that Thomas Jefferson could speak six languages, including Welsh.
Patagonia, in southern America, has a Welsh speaking population
It is said that 20 per cent of the Pilgrim Fathers of America were Welsh and that almost 50 per cent of the signatories to the American Declaration of Independence were also Welsh or of Welsh heritage.
Welsh sights
Caerphilly Castle
Wye Valley
National Botanic Garden of Wales
Big Pit
St. Fagans
Llangollen
Rheilffordd Ffestiniog Railway
Portmeirion Village
Cardiff Castle
Cader Idris
Festivals
Monmouth Show
Carew 500
National Eisteddfod of Wales
Gwyl Pontardawe
Mumbles Mostly Jazz and Blues
Women In Tune
Celtic Blue Rock Community Arts
Small Nations
Wrexham Science
Cardiff Musical Theatre
Moments in history
Aberfan Disaster
Owain Glyndwr in Welsh History
Rorkes Drift
Llywelyn II killed in battle
Welsh Revival
Merthyr Rising
Top 10 cities
Cardiff
Chester
Swansea
Llandudno
Snowdonia
Caernarfon
Brecon
Conwy
Llanberis
Aberystwyth
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