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Visit Llandudno
History
Getting There
-- By coach
-- By sea
-- By rail
-- Traveline Cymru
-- By Car
Events
Area
Famous People
Sights
-- Great Orme
---- Haulfre Gardens
---- Happy Valley
---- Copper Mines
---- St Tudno
---- Great Orme Country Park
---- Marine Drive
-- Victorian Pier
-- Alice in Wonderland
-- Llandudno Bay & Promenade
-- Mostyn Street
-- Other sights




Other sights
 
theater

Venue Cymru Theater

The North Wales Theatre, Arena and Conference Centre was built in 1995. In 2006, major redevelopment work was undertaken to extend  it 2006 and reopened under the name "Venue Cymru" later that year with a special concert by The Manic Street Preachers. It is located near the centre of the promenade on Penrhyn Crescent. Since it's reopening, it has become the premier place in North Wales to see bands, artists, ballet, opera and comedy.

West shore

West shore

Llandudno's West Shore is not as famous as it's North Shore but it's not without it's charm. Two of it's premier features are it's boating lake and a statue of Miss Alice Liddel, which Lewis Caroll's "Alice In Wonderland" stories are based upon.

Llandudno's quiet beach, now quite popular for water sports and of course there are unrivalled views across the Conwy Estuary and further a field to Puffin Island and Anglesey. The West Shore is noted for its sunsets, which are unrivalled.

   
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