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   Conwy Morfa

   CONWY

   Conwy Morfa is a large sandy beach on the North Wales Coast.
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   Conwy Town Walls

   CONWY

   Walking the walls of a World Heritage Site

   Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site that includes spectacular castles at Beaumaris, Harlech and here in Conwy, these town walls are among the finest and most complete in Europe. Stretching almost…
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   Conwy Water Gardens

   ROWEN

   Set within the Snowdonia National Park in the picturesque Conwy Valley. We have an aquatic centre, an aquarium, a reptile house, 3 coarse fishing lakes, a fully licensed Dutch Pancake House & Restaurant and a picnic and play area.
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   Corris Craft Centre

   MACHYNLLETH

   Corris Craft Centre near Dolgellau in southern Eryri (Snowdonia) is home to a collection of independent craft workshops and experiences. Watch makers at work, try a craft activity yourself, then browse for handmade gifts to take home. Dogs are…
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   Corris Mine Explorers

   MACHYNLLETH

   Follow in the footsteps of Victorian slate miners with one of our expert guides. You’ll experience the broad tunnels and cavernous chambers where the world’s finest slate was excavated by both hand and explosive, before being shipped around the…

   Price

   Guide Price£15.70 Child to £20.50 Adult
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   Corris Steam Railway & Museum

   Machynlleth

   In the Heart of the Land of the Little Trains, The Corris Railway is a narrow gauge (2 foot 3 inch) railway whose origins date back to the 1850's.
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   Criccieth Beach

   Criccieth

   Criccieth is a pebbly beach located on the southern coast on the Llyn Peninsula.
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   Criccieth Castle

   Criccieth

   Criccieth Castle was built by Llywelyn the Great of the Kingdom of Gwynedd.The castle was eventually captured by the English forces of Edward 1st in the 13th century. 
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   Denbigh Castle

   Denbigh

   Denbigh castle and town walls were built between 1282 and 1311. The castle was built for Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln who had been granted the lordship of Denbigh by King Edward 1st during his campaign against the Welsh. Designed by master castle…
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    Denbigh Friary Church

    Denbigh

    Ruined religious settlement laid low by Henry VIII

    Founded by Carmelites (also known as the White Friars) in the 13th century, Denbigh Friary was a place of worship for both holy men and unordained laypeople. During services the congregation would…
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    Denbigh Town Walls

    Denbigh

    The first line of defence for Denbigh’s medieval castle

    The rocky outcrop that’s home to Denbigh’s castle and town walls was once the site of a stronghold belonging to Welsh prince Dafydd ap Gruffydd, though the remains that stand today are the…
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    Din Llugwy Romano-British Village

    Moelfre

    Revealing late Roman settlement – but was it originally from the Iron Age?

    Covering an area of more than a quarter of a football pitch, this fascinating ancient village features the remains of two round huts and several rectangular buildings…
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    Dinas Dinlle

    CAERNARFON

    Located on the northern side of the Llyn Peninsula, Dinas DInlle is a popular, sandy beach.
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    Dolbadarn Castle

    Llanberis

    Dolbadarn Castle is one of the castles of the Welsh Princes and can be found on a mound above Llyn Padarn. It is believed that the castle was built by Llywelyn ap Iorwerth in the thirteenth century and is considered to be one of the ancient defences…
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    Dolwyddelan Castle

    Dolwyddelan

    When in the area, this magnificent castle is certainly worth a visit. The car park is a 200 metre from the entrance and be prepared for some rough terrain to reach the monument.  
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    Dyffryn Ardudwy Chambererd Tomb

    Harlech

    Neighbouring tombs built several generations apart

    Located on a hillside overlooking Cardigan Bay, the pair of tombs at this Neolithic (New Stone Age) burial site were built in two distinct stages. The smaller chamber to the west came first. This…
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    Dyfi Distillery

    MACHYNLLETH

    The only two-times winner of the Best British Gin trophy amongst its countless awards, the tiny family-owned Dyfi Distillery punches seriously above its weight. Amongst their range is Pollination Gin, a Dovey Native Botanical Gin which uses no less…
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    Ellseg's Pillar

    Llangollen

    Unpicking the mysteries of this early Christian cross

    Erected in the first half of the 9th century in a prominent position on a Bronze Age burial cairn, all that remains of this cross is the rounded lower shaft. The inscription that decorates the…
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    Empire Hotel Spa

    Llandudno

    Indoor heated pool with special effect lighting, sauna, steam room and whirlpool.
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    Ewloe Castle

    Deeside

    Though it bears the distinctive features of many of Wales’s native-built castles, Ewloe’s location marks it out as an individual. While the Welsh princes generally chose lofty vantage points for their fortresses, Ewloe sits in a hollow amid deep…

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