Conwy

Landmark4.7/5

Conwy Castle

Are you ready for a medieval adventure? Look no further than Conwy Castle in the historic town of Conwy, UK. This magnificent fortress will transport you back in time with its towering walls, secret passageways, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Don't forget your camera for unforgettable selfies with knights and epic scenery!

Landmark4.6/5

National Trust - Conwy Suspension Bridge

Feeling adventurous? Head over to National Trust's Conwy Suspension Bridge, a playful landmark in Conwy, UK. This gravity-defying marvel extends 100 feet over the roaring River Conwy, promising breathtaking views and loads of selfie moments. Unleash your inner daredevil and take a stroll across this thrilling bridge, all while savoring the stunning vistas of the magnificent Conwy Castle. Don't forget to hashtag #BridgeOfThrills!

Landmark4.7/5

Great Orme

Come and explore the incredible Great Orme in Llandudno! This enchanting limestone headland offers breathtaking views, ancient copper mines to discover, and even roaming wild goats to greet you along the way. Grab your binoculars for a chance to spot seals and dolphins in the sparkling sea below. Get ready for an adventure like no other!

Landmark4.8/5

Bodnant Garden - National Trust

Welcome to Bodnant Garden, a hidden gem nestled in Tal-y-cafn! This enchanting National Trust treasure boasts breathtaking landscapes, vibrant flowers, and captivating views. Stroll through its delightful paths, discover charming nooks, and unleash your inner explorer. Don't miss the Laburnum Arch – a golden spectacle in spring! With its rich history and tranquil ambiance, Bodnant is the perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Don't forget your camera!

Shop4.3/5

National Trust - Aberconwy House

Conwy's old merchant's house now holds a secondhand bookshop. A back door leads upstairs to rooms used as a community space.

Landmark4.7/5

Conwy Morfa Beach

Long sandy beach backed by dunes, with a cafe by the car park.

Landmark4.6/5

Conwy Valley Maze

This garden maze hides objects along winding paths, with a café for cake and coffee. Even a third pass turns up new corners.

Landmark4.8/5

Plas Mawr

This late-16th-century Conwy townhouse has 17 rooms of Elizabethan furnishings, costumes and an herb garden. Climb the tower for views over town, then look up at the ornamental plasterwork on the walls and ceilings.

Culture4.6/5

The Royal Cambrian Academy of Art

Discover the charming art haven in the heart of historic Conwy, UK! The Royal Cambrian Academy of Art welcomes you with open arms to explore its eclectic collection of masterpieces. With its regal charm, the gallery showcases incredible talent from local and international artists. Soak up the vibrant ambiance, snap a selfie with a treasured artwork, and embrace the artful wonders at this hidden gem.

Landmark4.9/5

Mynydd y Dref

Nestled between the rolling hills of Conwy, Mynydd y Dref is the perfect retreat for adventure-seeking travelers. With its breathtaking views, this charming village offers hiking trails that will leave you speechless. Explore the historic ruins, indulge in local delicacies, and immerse yourself in the warm Welsh culture. Mynydd y Dref is your ticket to a delightful and unforgettable experience.

Landmark4.6/5

Pensychnant Conservation Centre

This conservation center pairs an Arts and Crafts house with managed woodland. Standing dead trees remain among the living ones.

Landmark4.5/5

Conwy Quay

Walled harbor quay with fishing boats and pleasure craft moored below Conwy’s medieval fortifications. A mussel sculpture stands among the memorials along the waterfront.

Landmark4.5/5

The Smallest House In Great Britain

Get ready to be amazed by the pint-sized wonder that is The Smallest House in Great Britain! Located on Lower Gate Street, Conwy, this quaint little abode will leave you feeling like a giant. With its bright red exterior and charmingly tiny dimensions, it's a must-see for any visitor. Just remember to mind your head as you explore this quirky slice of British history!

Landmark4.7/5

RSPB Conwy

Conwy's wetland reserve has lagoons and hides for watching wildfowl. A path along the bay looks across the water to Conwy Castle.

Eat4.6/5

Parisella's Ice Cream Parlour

Conwy ice cream parlour with scoops, crepes, coffee and hot chocolate.

Eat$$$4.6/5

Watsons Bistro

Short-menu bistro with British cooking and a conservatory dining room. The custard tart was the standout dessert.

Drink$$$4.6/5

The Albion

Three-room pub in Conwy with Welsh ales on cask. A fire in the front room draws the eye.

Eat$$$4.7/5

Signatures Restaurant

This Conwy restaurant has an open kitchen, so you can watch the chefs cook. Meals begin with salty, garlic-rich focaccia.

Stay4.5/5

Sychnant Pass Country House - Large Self Catering Holiday let

Unleash your inner explorer at Sychnant Pass Country House! This large self-catering holiday let in Conwy offers stunning views, spacious accommodations, and all the amenities you need for a memorable getaway. Whether you're hiking in Snowdonia National Park or exploring historic Conwy Castle, this is the perfect home base for your Welsh adventure.

Stay4.4/5

Quay Hotel & Spa

Quay Hotel & Spa in Deganwy is a luxurious waterfront retreat overlooking the stunning Conwy Estuary. With modern rooms, a relaxing spa, and delicious dining options, this hotel is the perfect oasis for both relaxation and exploration. Enjoy breathtaking views, impeccable service, and easy access to nearby attractions. Dive into relaxation at Quay Hotel & Spa!

Stay4.4/5

Groes Inn Hotel & Restaurant, Conwy

Conwy inn with a restaurant and rooms in an old pub building. Inside, the pub is divided into smaller rooms.