The Little Book of Welsh Landmarks by Mark Rees is now available in bookshops and online. If you love Welsh myths, folklore, and hidden history, this one’s for you.
Following The Little Book of Welsh Culture, this book was by far the most challenging to write, with extensive research and careful planning needed to bring together centuries of history and legend.
It’s available from all good bookshops and online retailers, but if you’d like a signed copy or have trouble finding one, get in touch.
What’s the book About?
From the rugged peaks of Eryri (Snowdonia) to the winding paths of forgotten valleys, this book takes you on a journey through some of Wales’ most fascinating landmarks. Along the way, you’ll uncover the folklore and legends tied to these places – stories that have shaped the land and its people for centuries.
Discover ancient castles, sacred sites, and hidden spots where history and myth intertwine. Whether it’s the haunting tale of a lost kingdom, the whispers of old gods in the landscape, or a place that has inspired storytellers for generations, there’s plenty to explore.
Think of it as an extra concise – a “little book”, if you will – of the untold stories woven into Wales’ landscapes.
Where can I buy The Little Book of Welsh Landmarks?
You can order it online or find it in your favourite bookshop. If you’d like a signed copy, drop us a message.
Also available: The Little Book of Welsh Culture
If you’re interested in Welsh heritage, The Little Book of Welsh Culture is also available.
It’s a fast-paced journey through Wales’ literary, artistic, and musical traditions. From the medieval legends of The Mabinogion to modern-day blockbusters filmed on Welsh soil, it delves into the myths, traditions, and cultural gems that make Wales unique.
Want to learn more? You can find it in all good bookshops or order online.
Want to get in touch?
If you’ve got any thoughts on the books, would like to collaborate, or just say hell, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re tracking down a copy or just want to chat about Welsh folklore, feel free to reach out here.