The oldest known inhabited part of Wales, Denbighshire is a beautiful county of rolling moorland with villages and market towns. Its position in the north west of Wales means that it is easy to access cities like Liverpool, Chester, and Birmingham by road or rail, but it is equally easy to explore the historical sites and natural attractions of the county. From donkey rides and waterparks along the seafront to inland countryside walks in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there is a range of activities on offer. Small, pretty, generally safe towns with good schools abound in Denbighshire, and all come with beautiful surroundings.