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» Centre for Alternative Technology Educational, fun and truly green, CAT offers plenty of interactive displays and a
great adventure playground for curious kids. ( Click here )
» Doctor Who Experience Don't hide behind the sofa. This exhibition charts the adventures of every family's favourite
time lord. ( Click here )
» National Waterfront Museum For a hands-on family visit, Swansea's landmark museum is hard to beat. ( Click here )
» Dan-yr-Ogof Eerie caves, dinosaurs, shire horses and a petting farm should keep everyone entertained. ( Click here )
Festivals
» Urdd National Eisteddfod ( http://www.urdd.org ) One of Europe's largest youth festivals.
» Croissant Neuf Summer Party ( www.croissantneuf.co.uk ) A rip-roaring family festival of music and arts events
near Usk, Monmouthshire.
» Hay Fever Part of the famous Hay Festival dedicated to children. ( Click here )
» Big Cheese A fantastic free weekend of historical re-enactments, folk dancing, music and fire-eating. ( Click here )
» Victorian Extravaganza Good old-fashioned family fun with fancy dress, parades, funfairs and special events. ( Click
here )
PLANNING
Apart from booking some accommodation and packing your wetsuits, wellies, buckets and spades, a trip to Wales
requires very little forward planning. The best time to visit with children is undoubtedly during the summer
months when the weather is warmer and you can enjoy endless hours on the beach. Not all beaches have life-
guards, however, so it's a good idea to check locally if the water is safe for swimming. You'll find loads of prac-
tical information on visiting wales with children on www.visitwales.co.uk/uk-family-holidays and in Visit Wales'
free brochure Wales View .
» World Bog Snorkelling Championships Stand by and watch competitors as they submerge themselves in boggy wa-
ter for a 110m swim.
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