Portmeiron, in North coast of Wales, is a village imagined, designed and built between 1925 and 1973 by architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis.Inspired by Mediterranean city ornements and particularly the Italian village of Portofino, with its colourful facades and in the middle of a the lush Snowdonia national parc, the complex was particularly appreciated by artists such as The Beatles, George Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward, and has been the set for different movies and series in recent years. It is a site entirely dedicated to tourism and was never inhabited. Martin Parr visited this unusual place and...