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Bog Snorkelling World Championship
The Bog Snorkelling World Championship is an annual event held in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales. The unique and quirky competition involves participants racing through a 60-yard trench of water-filled bog, using only a snorkel and flippers, with no swimming allowed. Contestants must navigate the muddy, mucky course as quickly as possible, making for a fun and often humorous spectacle. The event has gained international attention and attracts competitors from around the world. Along with the championship, the festival features music, food, and other activities, celebrating the fun and eccentric spirit of this unusual Welsh tradition.
European Heritage Days
European Heritage Days is an annual event held across Europe on the third weekend of September, offering free access to historical sites, museums, monuments, and government buildings that are usually closed to the public. Launched in 1984, the event highlights cultural heritage through guided tours, special exhibitions, and interactive workshops, allowing visitors to explore everything from medieval castles to private mansions and iconic landmarks. It’s a unique opportunity to discover hidden treasures, learn about history, and celebrate Europe’s rich cultural legacy.
Conwy River Festival
The Conwy River Festival is an annual event held in Conwy, Wales. The festival celebrates the town’s rich maritime heritage with a variety of activities centered around the River Conwy. It includes boat races, sailing events, water-based competitions, and guided boat tours. The festival also features live music, food stalls, and entertainment, making it a lively celebration of local culture and the sea. Visitors can explore Conwy's historic waterfront, enjoy family-friendly activities, and participate in outdoor adventures, all while experiencing the beauty of the River Conwy and its surroundings.