Offa’s Country is where history meets adventure, with a side of spectacular views. This is where an 8th-century king built a giant dyke to keep the Welsh out—and now, ironically, it's a top spot for hikers from both sides of the border. Walking the 177-mile Offa’s Dyke Path isn’t just about crossing terrain, it’s a journey through rolling hills, ancient castles, and market towns that make you want to stop and explore (or at least grab a pint).

Presteigne, a small but vibrant town nestled in the rolling green countryside of Mid Wales, sits just on the Welsh side of the historically contested border with England. Its rich history as a trade and administrative hub is reflected in its picturesque high street, filled with a mix of half-timbered medieval buildings, elegant Georgian façades, and Victorian townhouses.