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#1 of 180 attractions in North Wales
52 reviews
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Your journey takes about an hour, but during that there’s a short train ride, then stop at the Engine Sheds where you can climb into the cabs of the......
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Your journey takes about an hour, but during that there’s a short train ride, then stop at the Engine Sheds where you can climb into the cabs of the locomotives, a miniature railway ride and information about the narrow gauge railways and how they became famous worldwide. Our shop stocks many railway books (some rare), model railway kit, souvenirs, snacks, drinks and ice-cream.Many special events during the year – please see our website for details.
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Attraction type Scenic Railroads
Distance 34.2 miles from city centre
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#2 of 180 attractions in North Wales
78 reviews
Wales' most famous and attractive castle, built in 1284.
Attraction type Castles; Historic Sites
Distance 49.8 miles from city centre
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#3 of 180 attractions in North Wales
34 reviews
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80 acres of magnificent Garden in the beautiful Conwy Valley. Stunning collections of plants and trees from around the World, giving interest and......
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80 acres of magnificent Garden in the beautiful Conwy Valley. Stunning collections of plants and trees from around the World, giving interest and colour throughout the seasons.Varied Events Programme offering something for everyone.
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Attraction type Gardens
Distance 52.9 miles from city centre
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#4 of 180 attractions in North Wales
98 reviews
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Built in the late 13th century and reputed to be haunted by a past resident, this picturesque castle was built for King Edward I and is a perfect......
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Built in the late 13th century and reputed to be haunted by a past resident, this picturesque castle was built for King Edward I and is a perfect example of the "concentric castle" design.
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Attraction type Castles; Historic Sites; Museums
Distance 56.0 miles from city centre
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#5 of 180 attractions in North Wales
35 reviews
Attraction type Scenic/ Historic Walking Areas
Distance 44.5 miles from city centre
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#6 of 180 attractions in North Wales
110 reviews
Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Distance 59.6 miles from city centre
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#7 of 180 attractions in North Wales
45 reviews
Don't be put off by the name - this isn't a dry exhibition of bits of slate. It's based in on the old slate works and is really an industrial museum. You can see the workshops and...
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Attraction type History Museums
Distance 46.6 miles from city centre
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#8 of 180 attractions in North Wales
66 reviews
Attraction type Scenic Railroads
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#9 of 180 attractions in North Wales
19 reviews
Attraction type Historic Sites
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#10 of 180 attractions in North Wales
17 reviews
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The Talyllyn Railway is a historic narrow gauge steam railway, running from Tywyn to Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol through unspoilt Snowdonia. Tywyn......
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The Talyllyn Railway is a historic narrow gauge steam railway, running from Tywyn to Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol through unspoilt Snowdonia. Tywyn is home to the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum, Railway Shop and King's Licensed Cafe & Bistro. The line passes the delightful Dolgoch Falls and there are excellent forest walks at Nant Gwernol.We offer a great day out for all the family. Groups receive a discount when booked in advance.
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Attraction type Scenic Railroads
Distance 13.4 miles from city centre
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#11 of 180 attractions in North Wales
11 reviews
Attraction type Castles
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#12 of 180 attractions in North Wales
31 reviews
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For family adventure visit GreenWood Forest Park – Snowdonia’s totally unique eco-attraction! Ride the world’s first people powered rollercoaster and......
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For family adventure visit GreenWood Forest Park – Snowdonia’s totally unique eco-attraction! Ride the world’s first people powered rollercoaster and zoom down Wales’s longest sledge run. Explore TreeTop Towers, take the Jungle Boats challenge and conquer the Crocodile Maze. Learn something new – Archery, Stilt Walking or Den Building – then stomp along the BareFoot Trail.This multi award-winning attraction promises an unforgettable family day out, whatever the weather.
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Attraction type Amusement/ Theme Parks; Parks
Distance 50.6 miles from city centre
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#13 of 180 attractions in North Wales
26 reviews
Attraction type Historic Sites
Distance 51.8 miles from city centre
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#14 of 180 attractions in North Wales
8 reviews
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We're an independent, family run, award-winning freehouse. At 850ft near the top of Halkyn Mountain we've spectacular 70 mile views over Dee & Mersey......
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We're an independent, family run, award-winning freehouse. At 850ft near the top of Halkyn Mountain we've spectacular 70 mile views over Dee & Mersey rivers, distant Cumbrian mountains & Pennine hills. Dogs are welcome.Our extensive events list is enjoyed by walkers, riders, cyclists, musicians and locals alike. Award-winning walks are on our website and a free wireless internet keeps you in touch. Real fires in winter add to the warm welcome.
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Attraction type Bar/ Clubs; Breweries
Distance 58.1 miles from city centre
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#15 of 180 attractions in North Wales
7 reviews
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Open Gardens and Adventure Playground but also food food food. Caerau Uchaf has the highest private garden open to the public in North Wales at over......
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Open Gardens and Adventure Playground but also food food food. Caerau Uchaf has the highest private garden open to the public in North Wales at over 1000 ft. We are Toby and Stephanie Hickish, the Gardens were started in 1994. They are a sideline to our garden design business and are being added to all of the time. The cafe has become a significant part of the whole thing and we aim to produce really good home cooked lunches as well as Stephanies great cakes. We also sell gifts and plants.
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Attraction type Gardens
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#16 of 180 attractions in North Wales
12 reviews
Attraction type Historic Sites; Gardens
Distance 44.2 miles from city centre
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#17 of 180 attractions in North Wales
15 reviews
Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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#18 of 180 attractions in North Wales
62 reviews
This conservation zoo has a wide range of rare and endangered animals from around the world.
Attraction type Zoos
Distance 57.3 miles from city centre
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#19 of 180 attractions in North Wales
131 reviews
Attraction type Historic Sites; Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Distance 32.7 miles from city centre
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#20 of 180 attractions in North Wales
45 reviews
If you like to hike, don't mind a little scrambling, and are not afraid of sheer drops, you must hike Crib Goch up to Mount Snowdon. This is a memorable hike. There are plenty of...
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Attraction type Mountains
Distance 46.1 miles from city centre
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