Welsh Icons takes a look at those distinctly Welsh aspects of life in Wales. From the more obvious associations such as rugby and coalmines, Welsh Icons also uncovers a perhaps less well known side of life in Wales. The Welsh Language, the National Eisteddfod and the wearing of traditional Welsh costume on St David’s Day are just a few examples of Wales’s individuality. Welsh Icons is a non-clichéd look at Welsh Culture – a real guide to life in modern day Wales..

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