One of Wales' prettiest market towns is world-renowned as a literary hub but there's so much more to this charming bookish ...

Most people come to the medieval village of Hay on Wye in search of rare, collectible or bargain books. The riverside town, about a quarter-mile square with a looming stone castle, is home to almost ...

Richard Booth's Bookshop on Lion Street in Hay-On-Wye, Wales CMH.Images/Alamy Like many places in the United Kingdom, Hay-on-Wye, a village of nearly 2,000 nestled in the rolling countryside of Wales, ...

The town of Hay-on-Wye is ready for a crowd of book lovers to descend on the Powys community for the Hay Festival of Literature and Arts. Celebrating creativity, literature, writing and words, the ...

There’s no shortage of storybook villages in the United Kingdom, but a village devoted to storybooks? There had to be a story there. Located near the Black Mountains in Wales, Hay-on-Wye is a village ...

Imagine an old Welsh market town of about 1,500 residents, its narrow streets lined with more than 15 independent, second-hand bookshops amongst various other boutiques, cafes and pubs, all ...

There's a Midland market town that's known throughout the world as a 'book town' due to it being a haven for those who love a good read. In fact, Hay-on-Wye was given the moniker way back in 1962 as ...

Hay on Wye, Britain — MOST people come to the medieval village of Hay on Wye in search of rare, collectible or bargain books. The riverside town, about a quarter-mile square with a looming stone ...