St Tudno's church is a beautiful example of 6th century church. Taking the Great Orme tramway is a fun way to reach the top.
Converted from a 1920s theatre. Was the largest pub in UK when opened in 2001. Great value food and real ales.
Comfy interior with stone flagged floors and an impressive fireplace. Excellent home cooked food. Great real ales.
Popular pub that has a restaurant offering tasty meals throughout the day. Great real ales.
Beautiful old hall dating back to 1420. The large fireplace conceals a priest hole. Good value food on offer. Great real ales.
The lounge has excellent views across Penrhyn bay. Holds occasional and very good live music nights. Great real ales.
Regular winner of local pub of the year. Thursday cheese nights are excellent. Great real ales.
Former home of Captain Henry Morgan. It is the oldest building in the area. Has its own crazy golf course. Great real ales.
Large open planned pub with an imaginative food menu. Lovely views of Colwyn Bay. Great real ales.
16th century pub serving delicious home cooked food. Really atmospheric interior. Great real ales.
Quaint traditional pub that's full of character. Attractive walled garden. Great real ales.
Best pub in North West Wales for real ales. Listed on the national inventory of historic pub interiors. Tasty pies and scotch eggs available.
Beautiful old 15th century coaching inn. Excellent food using locally sourced produce. Great real ales.
Comfortable family friendly pub. Lovely floral displays in the beer garden. Great real ales.
Britain's only cable hauled tramway. Children under 3 travel for free. You change trams half way.
Oldest pub in Llandudno. Excellent stop before or after taking a trip on the Great Orme tramway. Great real ales.
Listed in the national inventory of historic pub interiors. Warm welcome guaranteed in the tiny public bar. Great real ales.
Beautiful pub that is in keeping with the Dutch style buildings of the village that feature crosses that are intended to ward of evil spirits.
Unmissable pub with its bright yellow paint job. Amazing views of the Pontcysyllte aqueduct. Great real ales.
Fantastic engineering achievement. Completed in 1805, it is the longest and highest aqueduct in Britain and now a World Heritage site. Take a canal boat trip across it.
Stunning castle built in 1295. The interior shows an evolution through periods from medieval, through regency period to Victorian Gothic. Run by the National Trust.
Stunning Norman red sandstone castle. An interesting museum of the Shropshire Regimental Museum can be found inside.
