Elizabeth Morgan
Manylion Cyswllt
Cyfeiriad: Flora Corner, 1, Colchester Avenue, Pen-y-lan, Caerdydd. CF23 9BN
Ffôn: 029 2048 2658
Symudol: 07801 544 823
E-bost: fizzielizzie@mac.com
Bywgraffiad Biography
LIZZIE MORGAN – Arweinlyfr Twristiaid Bathodyn Gwyrdd ar gyfer De Ddwyrain Cymru
Brecon Beacons Gold Ambassador (Llysgennad Bannau Brycheiniog)
I am a 3rd generation Cardiffian; and just a little digging into my family roots, revealed South East & West Wales has literally been “The Land of My Fathers” for well over 300 years!
Dwi ❤️Caru🏴Cymru, a gyda mi fel eich tywysydd … felly byddwch chi!
As TOURIST GUIDE or TOUR MANAGER, I can’t wait to share with you, the sights and delights of my homeland – delivered in an interesting, friendly, enthusiastic and entertaining way.
Whether you require a general overview of Welsh Heritage; an Orientation Tour of Cardiff (or any of our charming Market Towns); the interpretation of specific sites; throughout the extensive region of Southern Wales, I can offer:
• Walking Tours
• Day or Multiple Day Tours
• Site Tours
• Coach Commentaries
• Step-on Guiding for Coach parties, Independent Travellers, or Chauffeured vehicles.
• Illustrated Lectures
I am also happy to devise and deliver, bespoke, tailor-made tours to your specific needs, interests, or themes – for instance your Family History connection. Simply e-mail or ‘phone to discuss.
Cymru yw ffynhonnell cymaint o straeon, yn aros i gael eu hadrodd. Beth bynnag yw eich disgwyliadau…
Peidiwch â phoeni! Byddwch Hapus! – rydych chi mewn dwylo diogel🤹♀️.
Diddordebau
Y Gorau o Gymru - teithiau diddordeb cyffredinol
Cestyll
Wales has the densest concentration of castles in the world (over 600). Each has a fascinating tale to tell - not least the resilience of the native people.
From the archaeological ruins of Promontory and Hilltop Forts, to the magnificent, moated Caerphilly Castle - in size, second only to Windsor’s regal residence.
I love bringing the story of our castles to life - Cardiff, Castell Coch, Raglan, Usk and Chepstow - to name but a few.
The how, when and why they were built, their development, events, and especially, the key personalities and daily life of the people.
Eglwysi, Capeli ac Eglwysi Cadeiriol
Arfordir
Copr Glo a Haearn
Cefn gwlad
Gerddi a Chartrefi Mawreddog
I am a keen gardener, and delight in visiting gardens, throughout the year. The changing seasons always provides new interest, inspiration and the feel-good factor.
Historic gardens near Cardiff, include the N.T. properties of Tredegar House and Duffryn Gardens, and in ancient Cowbridge, a Physic Garden.
Cardiff has “green lungs” with lots of public parks and gardens, enabling city dwellers to recharge - try Bute Park or Roath Park Lake.
Many private gardens, welcome visitors by arrangement - something groups might like to consider.
I can provide Guided Heritage Walks for all options.
Hanes a Rhaghanes
Treftadaeth Ddiwydiannol
Natur a Bywyd Gwyllt
In South East Wales, you are never far from nature, in all its forms; and Cardiff has easy access to all - breathtaking seascapes; lush, green pastureland; wild, dramatic mountain ranges; rivers, lakes and winding valleys.
Westwards stretches the Glamorgan Heritage Coast; with cliffs, rocks, fossils, and dinosaur bones, set down in the Jurassic period.
Eastwards lies the Wye Valley National landscape, an area of outstanding beauty - where in the mid-1700's the concept of tourism was born.
Go North and you will find the grandeur of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
