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In Wales, we don't have school rating data, and our noise modelling data is less complete than in England. As a result, schools may appear worse and some areas in and around agglomerations may appear quieter. We're working on improving these datasets.

Living in Wales

At a glance

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Wales is often called the 'Land of Song', thanks to its rich history of music and singing, particularly its male voice choirs.

What's it like to live in Wales?

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Life in Wales

Wales offers a blend of breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant cultural life. From the bustling capital of Cardiff to the serene Snowdonia National Park, there's something for everyone. Coastal towns like Swansea and Aberystwyth provide seaside charm, while rural areas offer peaceful living amidst nature. Wales is known for its friendly communities, but the weather can be unpredictable with plenty of rainy days. Welsh is widely spoken, especially in the north, adding to the country's cultural richness. Whether you're in search of dynamic urban life or tranquil countryside, Wales offers a unique and inviting setting for your new home.