Guide to Attractions in and arround Llandudno
North Wales has a diverse range of tourism attractions suitable for the whole family. North Wales is famous for its many castles, but it is also home to several National Trust stately homes. The Great Little Trains of Wales provide a great day out for the whole family with the nostalgic aroma of steam. You can continue on the heritage theme by exploring the life of a Victorian Miner and visit a slate or copper mine, or come right up to date by exploring attractions with green issues at their heart, or visit a power station
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Rhuddlan Castle - Rhyl Castles4 Stars
The Castle is a stone Edwardian concentric fortress, built in impressive symmetry. Dominated by the diamond-shaped inner ward with its high curtain wall, flanked on the a ...
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Llandudno Museum - Llandudno Heritage4 Stars
The history of Llandudno from pre-history to the present century, plus a selection from the diverse collection of fine arts owned by Mr F E Chardon.
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Great Orme Tramway - Llandudno Family4 Stars
The Great Orme Tramway runs from it's Victoria terminus in the back streets of Llandudno to the summit of the Great Orme.
Tram runs every 20 minutes, 7 days a week
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Conwy Castle & Town Walls - Conwy Castles4 Stars
Conwy Castle & Town Walls Gritty, dark-stoned Conwy has the rare ability to evoke an authentic medieval atmosphere. It was constructed by the English monarch Edward I bet ...
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St Asaph Cathedral - St Asaph Heritage4 Stars
The smallest ancient Cathedral in Great Britain, founded in the year 560. Present building dates from 13thC. Contains the Bishop William Morgan Welsh Bible of 1588. Guide ...
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