Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the North Shore on the Victorian Promenade, with its band stand, paddling pool, traditional Punch & Judy. View the impressive Victorian frontages. Meander along the Victorian Pier, built in 1858, with its many attractions and shops.
Enjoy the history, nature and views of Great Orme, a limestone headland 2 miles long and 1 mile wide. You can reach the top by foot or car, but why not take the Tram or Cable Car. The Summit Complex offers cafe, amusements and gift shops. There is also the 4000 year old Copper Mines, Pitch & Putt Golf Course, Dry Ski Slope, Kashmiri Goats and the Happy Valley Gardens. Alternatively, drive or walk round the Great Orme on the Marine Drive Scenic Toll Road.
At the end of the Promenade and North Shore is Little Orme, a popular sightseeing and walking site. Home to The North Wales Bird Trust and is a warden patrolled sanctuary for sea birds. There are also Grey Seals here.
Located in a sheltered hollow on the eastern side of Great Orme. The lower slopes consist mainly of informal gardens, with tea pavilion and entertainment centre. At the top of Happy Valley there are stunning views across Llandudno, you will also find the Dry Ski Slope and Cable Car base station here.
Walk around Llandudno and see the Wonderland sculptures. Guides are available to purchase from the Information Centre, or you can purchase the App for your smartphone. A great way to discover the history of this majestic resort.
Home for entertainment, conferencing and events in North Wales. Theatrical entertainments include drama, ballet, opera, ice shows, orchestral concerts, brass and military bands, musical comedy and pantomime.
Beautiful gardens are home to Tigers, Penguins, Sealions, Meerkats, Snow Leopards, and many more. High above Colwyn Bay enjoy the beautiful views.
A National Trust site noted for its botanical collections. Paths throughout the gardens allow visitors to explore expansive lawns, intimate corners, grand ponds, impressive terraces, a steep wooded valley and stream, as well as awe-inspiring plant collections. With its tea rooms, craft shops, and garden centre this is a real experience for the garden lovers out there.
Conwy Castle built by King Edward 1 in 1284 is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. It is at the heart of Medieval Conwy town and dominates the picturque Conwy river. Visit the smallest house in Great Britain on the quayside, and watch the world go by over looking the briver Conwy with its fishing boats. Conwy is also famous for its amazing mussels that are hand raked and sold all over the world.
Plas Mawr, the "Great Hall", built between 1576 and 1585 for the Welsh merchant, Robert Wynn. This richly decorated building is an architectural gem, possibly the best preserved Elizabethan townhouse in Great Britain. It dominates the town of Conwy with its gatehouse, stepped gables and lookout tower. This "worthy plentiful house" is especially noted for the quality and quantity of its ornamental plasterwork, now fully restored to its original splendour. Plas Mawr's authentic period atmosphere is further enhanced by furnishings, many original to the house, based on an inventory of the contents in 1665.The interior with its elaborately decorated plaster ceilings and fine wooden screens, reflects the wealth and influence of the Tudor gentry in Wales.
The Great Orme Mines in Llandudno boast over 5 miles of explored tunnels and passageways. In 2005 they were awarded the title of 'The Largest Prehistoric copper mines in the World' By the Guinness World Record team.
Family friendly, and dog friendly, explore the hidden world over 4000 years ago. A must do activity if you are coming to Llandudno.
Tel:01492 870447
www.greatormemines.info
email: info@gomines.co.uk
Another must visit on a stay in Llandudno!
Experience the sights and sounds of civlian life during the Second World War at this unique indoor attractiuon.
This is a personal collection of Home front memorabilia collected by Adrian Hughes over the last 40 years. Adrian is an acompished author on military history in North wales and has a number of successful books published. He also does Military walking tours of the area. Check out their website for more details.
www.homefrontmuseum.co.uk
Tel:01492 871032
The perfect way to start your visit to Llandudno, experience the exceptional theatre of the tours led by amazing costumed local guides who have a wealth of knowledge and a passion to share it with you.
The Ghost History and Mystery walks are every Wednesday and Saturday evenings. You must book on line to secure your place.
Hosted by the mediveal Monk of The Great Orme Rodri Mawr. Hear the spin chilling tales and amazing history that is hidden away waiting for you to discover it.
Victorian Heritage walks: coming shortly.
Paranormal weekends: October and November, more details to follow.
visit: www.llandudnoguidedtours.co.uk
Tel: 07398 461160
