Lucy O'Donnell
Datos de contacto
Dirección: Market Road, Cardiff
Teléfono: 07525624284
Móvil: 0752 5624284
Correo electrónico: lucy@walestours.wales
Página web: https://www.walestours.wales
Biografía
I was born and have mostly always lived in Wales. The landscape, history and culture of Wales, not to mention the humour and personality of the people is very special.
I offer personal tours across Wales providing a chauffeur service or can work with a client’s own transport, walking tours of Cardiff and Swansea and coach tours
I have co-authored a book about my experience of walking 870 miles of the Wales Coast Path and I love to give presentations using my knowledge of Welsh history and geography together with photographs from the book. Slow Walking the Wales Coast Path
‘very engaging, we were all hooked. Her sense of humour and down to earth attitude was both engaging and motivating. The beauty of the coastline and the scenery we saw from the stunning photographs gave us a taste of the amazing accomplishment in completing the walk. Her insights into Cardiff and the history of Wales were fascinating.’
‘Heather Jay representing British Association of Former United Nations Civil Servants.’
Estaré encantado de ayudarle a convertirse en un lugareño durante su visita. Vea y haga las cosas como las hacen los galeses.
Tengo una amplia experiencia en turismo, itinerarios y gestión de viajes y soy Guía Diplomado Azul.
Please see further details on my website www.walestours.wales
Intereses
Patrimonio industrial
Gales, antaño una potencia de la Revolución Industrial, vio su fortuna ligada al carbón. El valle del Rhondda, un paisaje austero y hermoso, es un símbolo de esta época. El carbón impulsó las industrias, pero su declive dejó un impacto duradero.
Hoy en día, los visitantes pueden explorar los vestigios de este pasado industrial, desde las ferrerías de Blaenavon hasta el muelle de la bahía de Cardiff.
Lo mejor de Gales - visitas de interés general
Descubra Gales, una tierra de impresionantes paisajes y rica historia. Desde las cumbres de yr Wyddfa hasta la costa de Pembrokeshire, hay algo para todos los gustos. Explore castillos históricos, camine por hermosos valles y relájese en playas vírgenes.
Castillos
Wales is renowned for its remarkable castles, with over 600 scattered across the country. These fortresses were mostly built by the Normans after their invasion in the 11th century to assert control over the Welsh. Notable castles include Caernarfon Castle, famous for its role in the investiture of Prince Charles, and Conwy Castle, known for its well-preserved defensive walls. Pembroke Castle, birthplace of Henry VII, and Harlech Castle, a key site in the Welsh Wars of Independence, are also significant landmarks. These castles offer visitors a fascinating glimpse into Wales' medieval history
