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Pub culture is ever-present everywhere in Britain, and Conwy is no stranger to that. With its local, small village culture, Conwy is a prime location for traditional pub experiences and surprising bistro eats. Liverpool Arms (££) The Liverpool Arms is the oldest traditional pub in the town of Conwy. You can find it right at … Read more
Conwy is many things – a well-preserved medieval town, a World Heritage Site, and home to many incredible sights. It is perfectly placed for access to beaches and mountains, and other pretty towns and cities in Wales. Being a small town, many don’t expect such a unique and delicious selection of trendy restaurants. We’re talking … Read more
Welcome to Bodnant Garden, an otherworldly historical garden with plenty of charm. Bodnant in Welsh means ‘dwelling by a stream’ – fitting for this botanical beauty. Overlooking the River Conwy, you’ll be able to marvel at views all the way to Snowdonia. A trip here will place you right in the middle of a storybook, … Read more
Bryn Euryn is an unassuming limestone hill that is packed with a ton of history. At 365 feet above sea level, you’ll spot it right above Colwyn Bay, where the old Welsh kingdom of Rhos once was. Managed as a Local Nature Reserve by Conwy Countryside Service, the site is well-maintained and beloved by Conwy. … Read more
Wales is well-known for its spectacular, out-of-this-world nature, but what some often overlook is the country’s history and architecture. Since I was already touring the area of Snowdonia, I set off to see Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built all the way back in the late 1200s. In fact, its history … Read more
Conwy Falls is a beautiful cascading waterfall located in the Conwy Falls Forest Park in the deep gorge of Fairy Glen. When I first researched the falls, I was already captivated by how everything looked and sounded. There are 10 acres of SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) native ancient woodland, stunning viewpoints and glades … Read more
Conwy Mountain (Mynydd y Dref) is a historical area of hills located west of Conwy, North Wales. This popular family-friendly destination is the place to go if you’re looking to see the area from new perspectives. It has an elevation of 244 m, overlooking the sea of Conwy Bay. I visited the area on a … Read more