Places to Visit

Places to Visit in North Wales

Eating out in North Wales offers a delightful blend of traditional Welsh cuisine and modern flavors. From cozy country pubs serving hearty meals to seaside restaurants offering fresh seafood, there’s something for every palate.

Enjoy local specialties like Welsh lamb, rarebit, and bara brith, or explore diverse international options in bustling towns like Llandudno and Conwy. With many eateries sourcing local ingredients, you’re guaranteed a fresh and authentic taste of Wales, all while surrounded by stunning scenery.

Our Favourite Places to Visit

Bodnant Gardens
Manorafon Farm
Zip World (numerous locations)
RSPB nature reserve
Conwy Castle and walls
Smallest House in Britain
Gwydir Castle
Great Orme (many activites here such as crazy golf, cable cars, copper mines, tramline, brewery)
Victorian Pier Llandudno
Boat rides in Llandudno
Pony Trekking
Local leisure centre swimming pools
Cineworld multiplex cinema
Venue Cymru Theatre
SC2 waterpark Rhyl
Colwyn Bay Zoo
Miniature railway
Aber distillery

WALKING

If you would like any information regarding walking in North Wales please do not hesitate to ask as I am an eager walker and we have grown up in North Wales.

MOUNTAINS

There are numerous options for walking including many mountains.

Mountains-Snowdon, Conwy Mountain, Tal-y-Fan, Drum, Foel fras, Pen Llithrig y Wrach, Craig Eigiau, Pen yr Helgi Ddu, Carnedd Dafydd, Carnedd Llewelyn, Carnedd Gwenllian, Pen Y Gaer, Pen Y Gadair, Y Garn, Moel Siabod.

WATERFALLS & LAKES

Lakes-Llyn Syberi, Crafnant, Coedty, Eigiau, Colwyd, Llyn Mymbyr (activity centre here), Llyn Idwal, Brenig (activity centre there), Llyn Elsi, Dulyn, Melynllyn, Anafon.

Waterfalls-Aber falls, Swallow falls, Conwy falls,