9 Free Welsh Coloring Pages

Explore Wales’ vibrant culture with our collection of free Welsh coloring pages.

Celebrate St. David’s Day and other traditions with our free kids coloring pages, capturing the essence of Welsh heritage.

Welsh culture is a tapestry woven with rich history, captivating landscapes, and deep-rooted traditions.

What better way to delve into its intricacies than through the creative process of coloring?

Our collection of free Welsh coloring sheets is a gateway to discovering the heart and soul of Wales.

A collage of educational Welsh-themed coloring pages with titles like “Sheep,” “Leeks,” “Caernarfon Castle,” “Daffodil,” “Welsh,” “Rugby,” “St David’s Day,” “Welsh Flag,” and “Wales.” Pages include cartoon-style drawings partially colored in red, green, and yellow, with text boxes describing Welsh culture, language, and landmarks. Featured elements include the red dragon of the Welsh flag, traditional dress, and the word “Cymru.” Decorative beads and a box of Crayola crayons are shown near the bottom. Bold red text in the center reads “Welsh Coloring Pages.”

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Welsh coloring sheets

Print out our free Welsh coloring sheets at the end of this page and get creative!

Saint David’s Day

One of the highlights of Welsh culture is St. David’s Day, a cherished national holiday observed every year on March 1st.

This day is dedicated to honoring St. David, the patron saint of Wales. Our free St. David’s Day printable holiday sheets capture the essence of this festive occasion.

Two completed Welsh-themed coloring pages are shown. One celebrates St. David’s Day with three cartoon children dressed in red, green, and white, alongside a description of the March 1st holiday. The second page outlines the shape of Wales with the words “Wales” and “Cymru” in red and green, plus a short paragraph describing the country’s geography and capital, Cardiff. Red and green bead necklaces and a box of Crayola crayons are also included in the scene.

Wales is a country that is part of the United Kingdom and is located on the western side of Great Britain. Its capital city is Cardiff. Wales has a varied landscape, including mountain ranges, rolling hills, forests, and a beautiful coastline.

Welsh flag

Welsh is a Celtic language spoken in Wales. It has a long history and is an important part of Welsh culture and identity.

Today, Welsh is spoken by around 20% of the population in Wales and efforts are being made to promote and preserve the language for future generations.

Two completed Welsh-themed coloring pages are shown. One page highlights the Welsh language with the words “Wales” and “Cymru” colored in red and green, and text explaining Welsh as a Celtic language spoken by around 20% of the population. The second page features the Welsh flag, showing a red dragon on a green and white background, with a description of its symbolism. A box of Crayola crayons and red and green beaded necklaces are also part of the scene.

The Welsh flag has a red dragon on a green and white background. It’s a symbol of Wales and represents the strength, bravery, and determination of the Welsh people.

Welsh culture

Caernarfon Castle is a medieval fortress located in the town of Caernarfon in North Wales. It was built by King Edward I in the 13th century and is known for its impressive architecture and rich history.

Two uncolored Welsh-themed educational coloring pages are displayed. One features a cartoon sheep and a paragraph explaining that Wales has more sheep than people—about 10 million sheep to 3 million people. The second shows Caernarfon Castle with text describing it as a medieval fortress built by King Edward I in the 13th century. The setup includes a box of Crayola crayons and a festive strand of red and green beads.

Wales has a lot of farmland, and for many years sheep farming was a major industry in the country. In fact, there are more sheep in Wales than there are people! there are about 10 million sheep & 3 million people.

Daffodils are the national flower of Wales and have been associated with the country for centuries. They are a symbol of spring and new beginnings and are often worn on St. David’s Day. You will also enjoy this fun picture book about the daffodil who couldn’t dance.

Three Welsh-themed coloring pages are displayed. One features cartoon leeks, another shows a bright yellow daffodil with green leaves labeled as the national flower of Wales, and the third includes a rugby player with a red and green rugby ball, emphasizing Wales' strong rugby culture. The pages include educational descriptions beneath each illustration. Red and green beaded necklaces are placed around the pages as decoration.

Wales has a long history of playing rugby and it’s a popular sport in the country. Many Welsh people follow their national team, the Wales rugby union team. With great passion and pride.

Legend has it that St. David advised Welsh soldiers to wear leeks in their hats during battle to distinguish themselves from the enemy. Learn more about the National Symbols by visiting Wales.com.

Books about Wales for kids

I always try and add books to any subject we study, these are our favorite ones about Wales that the kids will enjoy:

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Last Updated on 14 April 2025 by Clare Brown