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CLASSIC CASTLES AND LEGENDARY LANDSCAPES 2017 is Wales’ Year of Legends. Here are some of the epic experiences you’ll find in the Conwy region's town and country.

It doesn’t get more legendary than mighty Conwy Castle, a stunning World Heritage Site ripped from the pages of The Lord of the Rings.

Once you’ve conquered the castle, take a time-travelling walk along Conwy’s ring of medieval walls and lose yourself in the town’s maze of narrow cobbled streets, sprinkled with historic houses.

Get to know North Wales’ former rulers at Conwy’s informative Princes of Gwynedd exhibition, then seek out Dolwyddelan Castle, their atmospheric stronghold deep in the mountains.

Our countryside is legendary too. There’s magic in the air on Mynydd Hiraethog, an unspoilt expanse of moors, forests and lakes set beneath super-sized skies, while the verdant Conwy Valley leads to perennially popular Betws-y-Coed at the gateway to Snowdonia.

ONE OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD

North Wales is the world’s fourth best place to visit. No, we didn’t make that up. Leading travel publisher Lonely Planet ranked it that high in its 10 ‘Best in Travel’ regions for 2017.

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DON'T FORGET!

While you’re here, visit the Tourist Information Centres at Betws-y-Coed and Conwy. The friendly staff will help you book tickets and plan itineraries. And, if you haven’t already found somewhere to stay, they’ll help you choose your perfect spot from our great range of accommodation, too.

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Other attractions include the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art and Thomas Telford’s Suspension Bridge. Maritime Conwy lives on along the quay – especially when the summer River Festival is in full nautical swing. And back in town there’s a unique mix of shops to delight and entice – everything from awardwinning butchers to trendy boutiques and galleries.

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Conwy Castle, a World Heritage Site, was a key part of the ‘iron ring’ of fortresses built around Snowdonia in the 13th century by Edward I to contain the Welsh. The views from the battlements, with the mountains of Snowdonia one way, the Conwy Estuary the other, are stunning. And it’s from here that the entire town comes into perspective, ringed by a circuit of walls over three-quarters of a mile long and guarded by no less than 22 towers.

A Conwy ‘must-do’ is a walk along these walls, before venturing into the streets below to visit places like Aberconwy House (a rare 14th-century merchant’s dwelling), Plas Mawr (the UK’s best-preserved Elizabethan town house) and the dinky Smallest House. And complete your history lesson by calling into Conwy’s Tourist Information Centre to see the flagship exhibition that tells the story of the Princes of Gwynedd.

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Aberconwy House ............................... B4 Boat Trips..................................................A4 3 Conwy Mussel Museum.................... B5 4 Conwy Castle..........................................D5 5 Plas Mawr................................................. B3 6 Royal Cambrian Academy................ B3 7 Smallest House in Great Britain.....A4 8 Conwy Suspension Bridge & Toll House............................................C6 2

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(Numbers in brackets refer to churches) Church In Wales (1).....................................C3 English Methodist (2)..................................C4 Welsh Presbyterian (3)................................A3 Roman Catholic (4).......................................C1

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Just across the Conwy Estuary at Deganwy you’ll find an array of boutiques, great places to eat out and a big sand and stone beach with knockout views over the mainland coast and Anglesey. Plus an exciting marina development with quay-side hotel, restaurant and spa.

LLANFAIRFECHAN

The pretty village of Llanfairfechan is a great place to start walking in the beautiful surrounding hills from where you can take in the breathtaking views of the Irish Sea, the Menai Strait and Anglesey.

Hone your castle building skills on the beach. The big open stretch of sandy beach is perfect for a picnic, paddle or watersports. It’s also a great place to watch the birds over the nearby Traeth Lafan Nature Reserve.

This friendly seaside town has an array of interesting shops and a promenade complete with skating park, paddling pool and play area for children, so it’s perfect for families. And there’s a row of traditional beach huts, too.

The sandy beach is great for walks, watersports and sailing. Follow the upland walk to discover several historic sites, including Y Meini Hirion (the Druids’ Circle) dating to the Bronze age.

It’s one of those places that never closes, even on a Sunday in deep and dark December. How could it?

There’s too much demand.

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PEDAL POWER National Cycle Route 5 is its official name, but we know it better as the coastal bike ride between Llanfairfechan and Kinmel Bay. Most of the route is traffic free, and you can join at various points along the way. It’s one of the greenest ways to see our coastline and countryside.

Pick up a copy of the Conwy Cycle Route Map from Conwy or Llandudno Tourist Information Centres or download from visitconwy.org.uk 6

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THE CONWY VALLEY & SNOWDONIA BETWS-Y-COED

This bustling mountain resort is the official ‘gateway village to Snowdonia’. As well as the huge choice of outdoor activities on its doorstep, Betws’s popularity can also be explained by its outstanding range of shops selling everything from quality crafts to walking boots.

In a beautiful location amongst woods and riverbanks on the edge of the Gwydyr Forest Park, Betws has been a consistent Snowdonia favourite since Victorian times and the coming of the railway. Its many attractions include a railway museum, golf course, waymarked walks, Swallow Falls, high ropes adevnture at Zip World Fforest and its latest addition the Fforest Coaster toboggan run. The town has an excellent Snowdonia National Park Information Centre with Princes of Gwynedd exhibition and a room that recreates the experience of standing on the summit of Snowdon. The centre is part of an attractively renovated stables complex that’s also the base for electric bike hire.

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ROWEN

Considered by many to be the most attractive village in the county, Rowen nestles at the foot of the Tal-y-Fan Mountain. Front gardens of quaint stone cottages burst with flowers in the spring and summer and there’s a lovely country pub, perfect for a pit-stop whilst exploring the network of trails and paths.

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Trefriw’s long-established woollen mill produces distinctive Welsh tapestries and tweeds.

Llyn Crafnant, a fishing lake, and Llyn Geirionydd, popular for watersports, hide themselves away in the forested hills above. Explore the village’s idyllic surroundings by following some of the Trefriw Trails.

DOLWYDDELAN

Peaceful Dolwyddelan in the Lledr Valley is perfect for touring the surrounding countryside, walking, climbing, canoeing, mountain biking and angling. The village is renowned as the birthplace of Prince Llywelyn the Great. Dramatic Dolwyddelan Castle, built by Llywelyn between c.1210 and 1240, stands on its rocky ridge with awesome views over the Lledr Valley.

Handsome ‘capital’ and historic market town for the Vale of Conwy. Gwydir Chapel in beautiful St Grwst’s Church is on the Princes of Gwynedd Trail. It contains the elaborately carved coffin of Welsh medieval leader Llywelyn the Great, who died at Aberconwy Abbey in 1240. A new audio-visual tour takes you through Llanrwst’s history and culture. Download it to your smartphone by searching for ViewPoynt in the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, download the ViewPoynt app then select Llanrwst tour.

PENMACHNO

Nearby Gwydir Castle and Gwydir Uchaf Chapel reveal more of the area’s eventful past. Llanrwst is bordered by the popular Gwydyr Forest Park, a lovely area latticed with numerous trails for all abilities.

These waymarked paths take in everything from hidden mountain lakes to industrial heritage, scenic viewpoints to local history and the legend of Dafydd ap Siencyn, the forest’s own ‘Robin Hood’.

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Head to Penmachno in the Machno Valley to really get away from things. There are some lovely woodland walks, especially around the Conwy and Machno falls. Additional activities include horse riding and a mountain bike trail. Tˆy Mawr Wybrnant was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, who first translated the bible into Welsh. The house itself gives an intriguing glimpse of rural Welsh life during the 16th and 17th centuries and contains an original Morgan bible.

HIRAETHOG The main draw here is Mynydd Hiraethog itself. This sparsely populated upland expanse of heather moorland and forest, overseen by big skies, has a unique and haunting quality.

Cerrigydrudion is one of the main settlements. The village, on the A5 at the southern gateway to Hiraethog is home to one of the UK's biggest and best karting circuits – GYG Karting.

You'll reach speeds of 60mph as you navigate the twists and turns of the track. Along with the nearby village of Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr, Cerrigydrudion is also a good touring base for this largely undiscovered part of the world.

The same can be said for Pentrefoelas, also on the A5.

Stagecoaches use to stop here on the main route into North Wales.

Today’s travellers – especially chocoholics – stop off at the Riverside Chocolate House and Tearoom for delicious hand-made goodies.

Most travellers who venture into Hiraethog inevitably make for Llyn Brenig. The reservoir and its smaller neighbour Llyn Alwen are packed with leisure facilities for walking, cycling, mountain biking, fishing, sailing and birdwatching.

There’s an excellent visitor centre at Llyn Brenig too, a good starting point for a deeper appreciation of Hiraethog’s rich heritage and history, which stretches back to prehistoric times. www.hiraethog.org.uk

Located in the wild foothills of Moel Siabod, Y Glyderau and Y Carneddau, here, Snowdonia is literally on your doorstep. The Afon Llugwy flows through the village to the beautiful waterfall at Pont Cyfyng, and Plas y Brenin National Mountain Centre is close by, near the twin lakes Llynnau Mymbyr.

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PLAS Y BRENIN NATIONAL MOUNTAIN CENTRE

Map Ref:F2 Capel Curig, 01690 720214 pyb.co.uk Experience the adventure of a lifetime at Plas y Brenin National Mountain Centre. Action-packed multi-activity courses include rock climbing, abseiling, canoeing, kayaking, orienteering and mountain walking, with expert instructors on hand all year. Check the website for details.

ACTION AND ADVENTURE If you’re into the great outdoors, you’re in the right place. We’ve got every activity you can think of, and the best scenery to do it in.

Our massive choice of activities ranges from climbing and abseiling, watersports, fishing and walking, to horse riding, cycling and mountain biking, golf and extreme sports.

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LLYN BRENIG RESERVOIR & VISITOR CENTRE

Map Ref:G8 Cerrigydrudion 01490 420463 llyn-brenig.co.uk Discover Llyn Brenig set in the beautiful forests and moors of Hiraethog. Go walking, cycling, fly fishing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, or simply relax and take in the views. The visitor centre and café are open daily all year round (except 25 & 26 Dec and 1 Jan).

New adventure playground close by. Llyn Brenig is one of only a few lakes preserved exclusively for fly fishing (permits available from the visitor centre)

GO BELOW UNDERGROUND ADVENTURES

Map Ref:G4 Betws-y-Coed, 01690 710108 go-below.co.uk Personally guided and authentic underground exploration trips through the abandoned mines of Snowdonia. Zipline, abseil, boat, scramble and traverse through huge deep caverns and across forgotten blue lakes. Experience the world's longest and deepest underground zip line and the world's only underground 70ft Freefall! Whether you're a first timer or an adrenain junkie, a family, group or individual, there's a thrilling adventure for all. No experience necessary. New for June 2017 is our Hero Xtreme trip!

ZIP WORLD FFOREST

Map Ref:G4 Betws-y-Coed 01248 601444 zipworld.co.uk Family adventures at this forest playground range from easy to epic. Mini explorers can zip and swing through Junior Safari; while adventurers of any age can have a go on Treetop Nets, Zip Safari, Plummet parachute simulator, or Skyride, Europe's highest giant swing. Take it down a gear with a trail through the woodlands or relax in the Zip World Fforest Caffi.

Don't miss the Fforest Coaster, new for 2017.

SURF SNOWDONIA

Map ref: D3 Dolgarrog surfsnowdonia.com A world-first inland surf lagoon where the waves are always on!

Lessons, courses and freesurf for all ages and abilities. Includes a Wipeout-style Crash & Splash obstacle course and catapult blob, kiddies soft play, restaurant and bar. Free access & parking.

MOUNTAIN BIKING GWYDIR MAWR TRAIL

Map Ref:F3 Gwydyr Forest mbwales.com Gwydyr Forest Park is home to the mighty Gwydir Mawr Trail (formerly known as the Marin Trail). It’s 15½ miles of pure adrenaline, with big climbs, big descents and big views. There’s the 5½-mile Gwydir Bach Trail which incorporates part of big brother.

It’s great for a quick blast.

PENMACHNO MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS Map ref: H4

penmachnobiketrails.org.uk 30km of singletrack and forest trail with spectacular views and the feel of a proper mountain biking adventure. Split into two loops that can be ridden individually or as one amazing 30km ride.

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Map Ref:G3 01690 710556 golf-betws-y-coed.co.uk 9 hole parkland course.

CONWY GOLF CLUB (CAERNARVONSHIRE) Map Ref:B3 01492 593400 conwygolfclub.co.uk 18 hole links course.

FISHING SHORE FISHING

Try your hand at shore fishing from Deganwy, Conwy, Penmaenmawr and Llanfairfechan.

SEA ANGLING

Map Ref:B3 01492 596253 Take a trip on a charter vessel with an experienced skipper (weather permitting, of course!). Depending on the season you can fish inshore for whiting, codling, bass, mackerel and more. Or venture further out for pollock, cod, conger and coalfish. Further information available from the Harbour Office.

STILLWATER GAME FISHING Map Ref:E3

Llyn Crafnant, Trefriw 01492 640818 crafnant.free-online.co.uk Head to the wooded hills above Trefriw to Llyn Crafnant. This scenic mountain lake is three quarters of a mile long, covers 63 acres, and is well stocked with rainbow trout, and you can fish from all banks or from a boat.

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PENMAENMAWR GOLF CLUB Map Ref:B2 01492 623330 pengolf.co.uk 9 hole parkland course.

GWYDYR RIDING AND TREKKING STABLES Map Ref:F3/H3

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DON'T FORGET! For game and coarse fishing you must have a valid permit from the appropriate association or owner and a national rod licence.

For more information visit: environment-agency.gov.uk

Map Ref:C1 01248 680144 llanfairfechangolfclub.co.uk 9 hole parkland course.

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RIVER CONWY GAME FISHING

fishing.visitwales.com Head to the spectacular scenery and tranquillity of the River Conwy at Betws-y-Coed to find salmon and sea trout. Above Conwy Falls you’ll find some great spots to fish for wild brown trout, and at one of the Conwy’s tributaries, the Llugwy, you can fish for trout and salmon.

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Penmachno, 01690 760248 horse-riding-wales.co.uk Surrounded by National Trust and Natural Resources Wales land, Gwydyr Stables offer a wonderful location for horse riding and pony trekking for novices and experienced riders. You can ride for just half an hour, an hour or up to a whole day, including summer evenings. Qualified trainers conduct rides on a variety of over 30 horses. Residential riding breaks can also be arranged.

Non riders can have a go at the onsite archery.

Map Ref:F3/H3 Betws-y-Coed and Llanrwst 0300 0680300 naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Gwydyr Forest covers 7,250 hectares across Snowdonia’s eastern hills. You can walk the tracks, old miners’ paths, cycle trails and long-established forest walks. And it’s not just great for walking, you can study the wildlife, cycle, climb, fish or just enjoy the quiet woodlands.

CONWY COUNTRYSIDE SERVICE

01492 575200 conwy.gov.uk Rocky mountain paths and sand-between-your-toes strolls.

Forest footpaths and heritage trails. Easy rambles for families, tough upland challenges for enthusiasts. Walking is our most popular outdoor activity. Conwy Countryside Service has a range of walking leaflets to get you going.

See the website for details.

LEISURE CENTRES conwy.gov.uk for full activity listings and opening times.

LLANRWST SWIMMING POOL

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DYFFRYN CONWY LEISURE CENTRE

(Map Ref:F4) 01492 577938 / 577939

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION LEISURE CENTRE

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HERITAGE ATTRACTIONS ABERCONWY HOUSE

Map Ref:B3 Conwy, 01492 592246 nationaltrust.org.uk This 14th-century merchant’s house is thought to be the oldest town house in Wales and shows Jacobean, Georgian and Victorian interior styles.

The house is open daily from 8 Mar to 5 Nov from 10am to 5pm. (Last entry 4.30pm for the house). Open weekends 11 Nov to 24 Dec from 11am to 4pm. Father Christmas visiting in December.

CONWY VALLEY RAILWAY MUSEUM

Map Ref:G3 Betws-y-Coed 01690 710568 conwyrailwaymuseum.co.uk Take a ride on the narrow gauge miniature railway or take a stroll around the fascinating museum to see working models and train layouts. Trains run every day from 10.30am weather dependant (except Christmas and Boxing Day).

CONWY CASTLE

Map Ref:B3 Conwy, 01492 592358 cadw.gov.wales Conwy Castle was built for English King Edward I between 1283 and 1287 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climb one of the eight massive towers for the best views of our beautiful estuary and look out for the castle after dark, when it’s all lit up. It’s magical. Open daily. 1 Mar to 30 Jun: 9.30am to 5pm, 1 Jul to 31 Aug: 9.30am to 6pm, 1 Sept to 31 Oct: 9.30am to 5pm, 1 Nov to 28 Feb 2018: 10am to 4pm (11am to 4pm Sun). Closed 24, 25, 26 Dec and 1 Jan. Open 1 March to 31 March 2018: 9.30am to 5pm.

MAKING HISTORY

Aberconwy House, dating back to the 14th century, is believed to be one of the oldest surviving town houses in Wales, and just a short walk away is Plas Mawr, the Elizabethan townhouse with its distinctive tower and unique interior plaster work. Gwydir Castle, set within fabulous gardens in the Conwy Valley, is one of Wales’ best examples of a Tudor courtyard house.

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Plas Mawr, Conwy

Conwy town is a great place to start exploring the local history. The dramatic 13th century castle towers over one of the best examples of a medieval walled town in Europe. But Conwy’s mighty castle and town walls built by English King Edward I are just part of our story as you can discover on a visit to the Princes of Gwynedd exhibition at Conwy Tourist Information Centre.

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DOLWYDDELAN CASTLE Map Ref:H2

Dolwyddelan, 01690 750366 cadw.gov.wales Dramatic Dolwyddelan Castle stands on its rocky ridge with awesome views over the Lledr Valley, it was built between c.1210 and 1240 by Prince Llywelyn ‘The Great’, and was remodelled by King Edward I. Open 1 Apr to 30 Sept: Mon to Sat 10am to 5pm, Sun 11.30am to 4pm. 1 Oct to 31 March 2018: Mon to Sat 10am to 4pm, Sun 11.30am to 4pm. Closed 24, 25, 26 Dec and 1 Jan. VISITCONWY.ORG.UK

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GWYDIR CASTLE

Map Ref:F4 Llanrwst, 01492 641687 gwydircastle.co.uk Built in 1490 for the Wynns, Gwydir Castle is one of the finest Tudor courtyard houses in Wales.

The building has connections with King Charles I, who’s thought to have visited in 1645. Architectural additions in the 1540s used materials from the nearby dissolved Maenan Abbey. Gwydir is famous for its peacocks which strut around the 10 acre Grade 1 listed garden. Open from 1 April to 31 October 10am-4pm, closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Open Bank Holiday weekends. Guided tours by arrangement

GWYDIR UCHAF CHAPEL Map Ref: F4

Llanrwst Situated in the woods above Gwydir Castle, the chapel was built in 1673 by Sir Richard Wynn as a family memorial chapel for the Wynns of Gwydir, and is noted for its fine painted ceiling. Access to the chapel is by appointment.

Contact the key holder on 01492 641687.

PENMAENMAWR MUSEUM Map Ref: B2

Pant-yr-Afon, Penmaenmawr 01492 575535 penmaenmawrmuseum.co.uk An independent museum embarking on a new chapter in developing their offer. A series of temporary exhibitions on local heritage will be on display.

Open 1 June to 30 Sept: Wed, Thurs, Fri and Sun 2-4pm.

Groups throughout year by appointment.

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PLAS MAWR ELIZABETHAN TOWN HOUSE Map Ref:B3

High Street, Conwy 01492 580167 / 573605 cadw.gov.wales Probably the best preserved Elizabethan town house in Britain and definitely Conwy’s grandest residence, Plas Mawr (meaning Great Hall) was built between 1576 and 1585 by wealthy trader Robert Wynn whose family seat was Gwydir Castle. Inside it’s packed to the rafters with ornamental plasterwork, original furnishings, and more than a few skeletons in the cupboard. Open daily.

1 Apr to 30 Sept 9am to 5pm.

1 Oct to 31 Oct 9.30am to 4pm.

Closed 1 Nov to 31 Mar 2018.

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PRINCES OF GWYNEDD EXHIBITION

Map Ref:B3 Rosehill Street, Conwy 01492 577566 The mighty castles built by English King Edward I are just part of our story. Discover more about the native Princes of Gwynedd at an exhibition in Conwy Tourist Information Centre, featuring displays, maps, Welsh poetry and music. Hub exhibition at Betws-y-Coed.

SMALLEST HOUSE IN GREAT BRITAIN

Map Ref:B3 Conwy Quay, Conwy This tiny red painted one up, one down measures a miniature 3.1 metres high by 1.83 metres wide and is officially the smallest house in the country. It’s in the Guinness Book of Records and last lived in by a 6ft fisherman! It’s open every day from April to the end of October, 10am to 4pm (School holidays open until 6pm.).

THOMAS TELFORD’S SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND TOLL-KEEPER’S HOUSE Map Ref:B3

Conwy, 01492 592246 nationaltrust.org.uk Located right next to the castle, the Conwy suspension bridge was designed and built by Thomas Telford in 1826 to replace the ferry that crossed this dangerous part of the River Conwy. The tiny toll-keeper’s house has been restored and furnished in the style of the 1890s. Bridge: Open daily 8 March to 5 Nov, 11am to 4.15pm

TREFRIW WOOLLEN MILLS

Map Ref:E3 Trefriw, 01492 640462 t-w-m.co.uk Using water from the nearby Crafnant and Geirionydd lakes to generate its electrical power, the mill has been producing traditional Welsh bedspreads and tweeds for over 150 years.

Shop and turbine: all year Mon - Sat (plus Sundays Easter Oct). Weaving: mid Feb - mid Dec: Mon - Fri except Bank Holidays.

Mill museum: Easter to end Oct: Mon to Fri (except Bank Holidays).

Please check website for dates of hand spinning and rag rug making demonstrations.

T Yˆ MAWR WYBRNANT

Map Ref:H4 Penmachno, 01690 760213 nationaltrust.org.uk Tyˆ Mawr Wybrnant, in the secluded Wybrnant Valley, was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan (1545-1604), who first translated the Bible into Welsh.

The house itself gives an intriguing glimpse of rural Welsh life during the 16th and 17th centuries and contains an original Morgan bible.

Open Thurs to Sun from 6 Apr to 5 Nov, 12 to 5pm. Open Bank Holiday Mondays.

SIR HENRY JONES MUSEUM Map Ref:D5

Llangernyw, 01745 860630 sirhenryjonesmuseum.co.uk This 19th century workman’s cottage was the birthplace of Sir Henry Jones (1852–1922), who transformed education in Wales. This fascinating museum depicts Welsh rural life during the Victorian era and is open from 27 May to 30 Sep - Thurs, Fri, Sat and Bank Holidays.

DON'T FORGET! Opening times and facilities may change without notice so please contact the individual attractions before setting off.

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NATURAL ATTRACTIONS BODNANT GARDEN

Map Ref:C4 Eglwysbach, 01492 650460 nationaltrust.org.uk/ bodnant-garden The beautiful gardens at Bodnant are widely regarded as some of the best in the UK. There are terraced gardens, lawns and wild gardens and the huge range of plants and flowers from all over the world, plus some fabulous views of the Conwy Valley and Snowdonia.

Open daily from 1 Jan to 28 Feb 10am to 4pm 1 March to 30 April 10am to 5pm 1 May to 30 June 9am to 5pm 1 July to 31 Oct 10am to 5pm 1 Nov to 23 Dec 10am to 4pm 27 Dec to 31 Dec 10am to 4pm Open until 8pm on Wednesdays from May to August.

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Map Ref:B4 Conwy Estuary, 01492 584091 rspb.org/conwy This beautiful nature reserve on the banks of the Conwy estuary has a network of footpaths leading around a series of lagoons, through meadow land and along the estuary. There’s a massive range of fascinating birds to be seen all year and you can watch them from hidden observation points that look out over the water.

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Family days, guided walks and farmers’ markets are just a few things on the busy events calendar. Open every day (except Christmas) Visitor Centre 9.30am - 5pm.

PENSYCHNANT CONSERVATION CENTRE & NATURE RESERVE

Sychnant Pass, Conwy.

01492 592595 pensychnant.co.uk Pensychnant is managed as a nature reserve and conservation centre for everyone who appreciates wildlife and natural beauty. Visit in spring/summer for pied-flycatchers, red starts and other rare migrant birds. See the Victorian Gothic house and varied wildlife art exhibitions.

Various wildlife walks and talks

by Pensychnant Foundation and other wildlife charities.

SIGHTSEEING CRUISES Map Ref:B3

Conwy Quay, 07917 343058 sightseeingcruises.co.uk Hop aboard the Queen Victoria for a sightseeing cruise on the River Conwy upstream to the Conwy Valley, or out on to the estuary for wonderful views of Anglesey, Puffin Island, the mainland coast and the Irish Sea. From 11 February to 31 October from 10.30am to 5pm (subject to tides).

Laburnum Arch, Bodnant Garden

SWALLOW FALLS

Map Ref:G3 Betws-y-Coed, 01490 420486 This beautiful series of waterfalls on the Afon Llugwy is famous the world over, and rightly so. There are great views of the falls from the south bank of the river, but the best (and far more dramatic) viewpoint is from the north bank.

CONWY WATER GARDENS

Map Ref:C3 Rowen, 01492 650063 conwywatergardens.co.uk Conwy Water Gardens is based in the beautiful Conwy Valley on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The site comprises an aquatic centre, 3 well stocked coarse fishing lakes, Dutch Pancake House & Restaurant, a reptile house, nature walk and play area for children. Open all year Tues to Sun and Bank Holiday Mondays 9.30am to 5.30pm.

CONWY FALLS FOREST PARK

Map Ref:H4 Penmachno, 01690 710336 conwyfalls.com Built by renowned Portmeirion architect Clough Williams-Ellis, the café serves homemade food & drinks. £1 gives access to the spectacular Conwy Falls. Forest paths lead down to the falls through the SSSI designated woodland. The falls are home to a Victorian fish pass and to a modern salmon ladder.

CONWY VALLEY MAZE Map Ref: E3 B5106 Trefriw 01492 660900 big-maze.co.uk World’s largest garden maze.

Covering over two acres and set in a magical mountainous Snowdonia landscape, steeped in ancient history. Unique family fun, enchanting adults and children alike. Metal sculpture, created and displayed on site, along with traditional bronze and stone statuary. Maze open during holiday periods (weather permitting). Please check opening days before travelling. Picnics welcome. Appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear advised.

Sorry no dogs.

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ARTS & CRAFTS Head to Conwy to see the excellent range of interesting shops and specialist galleries. Betws-y-Coed has a great selection of work by local potters, and craft makers working with wood and slate. Pick up a traditional Welsh love spoon at Llanrwst, or head to Trefriw for beautiful textiles made the traditional way at Trefriw Woollen Mills.

BODNANT CRAFT CENTRE Map Ref:C4

Bodnant Garden, Eglwysbach 01492 651000 bodnant-plants.co.uk And now for something you definitely won’t find on the high street. The buildings of the kitchen garden at Bodnant Garden have been converted into a row of craft studios for use by independent artisans showcasing over twenty different arts and crafts from photography to furniture, slate to ceramics plus many more.

POTTERS’ GALLERY

Map Ref:B3 Conwy, 01492 593590 thepottersgallery.co.uk Conwy based gallery showcases the work of around twenty local designer/makers and includes a wide range of ceramic work – from homeware to collectors’ pieces and sculpture.

ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY OF ART

Map Ref:B3 Conwy, 01492 593413 rcaconwy.org The Royal Cambrian Academy is devoted to the visual arts in Wales and its members include many of Wales’ most popular and respected artists. The gallery space holds annual exhibitions, talks, demonstrations and workshops. The gallery is open all year Tues to Sat, 11am to 5pm Open Sundays 28 May until 3 September.

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All map references relate to the map of Conwy County at the centre of this publication.

4 NOVEMBER

9 DECEMBER

Betws-y-Coed Christmas visitbetwsycoed.co.uk

Photographic Credits: © Anthony Woodhouse Photography, Martin Lyons, © National Trust Images/Arnhel de Serra, PM Photography, © Princes of Gwynedd Project Partners, © Visit Britain / David Angel / Ben Selway, © Crown Copyright (2017) Visit Wales, Matt Wilcox.

Designed by: View Creative 37 Rhos Road, Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy, LL28 4RS. t: 01492 542400 www.viewcreative.co.uk

GWYLIAU A DIGWYDDIADAU 2017 Gwanwyn 23 EBRILL

Beicio Gran Fondo Conwy alwaysaimhighevents.com

29 EBRILL

Gwyl ˆ Big Rock Glan y Môr Penmaenmawr bigrockfestival.com

29 EBRILL

10cilomedr Big Rock Penmaenmawr runwales.com

Yma ceir rhestr o rai o’r digwyddiadau sy’n cael eu cynnal yn 2017. I gael manylion pellach a rhestr wirio gyfredol ewch i dewchigonwy.org.uk

6 MAI

Ras Antur Quest Betws-y-Coed questadventureseries.com

19-21 MAI

Gwyl ˆ Gerdded Trefriw trefriwwalkingfestival.co.uk

21 MAI

Hanner Marathon Eryri, Llanrwst runwales.com

27-29 MAI

Penwythnos Morladron Conwy, conwypirates.co.uk

CANOLFANNAU CROESO

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AR AGOR DRWY’R FLWYDDYN CONWY

Adeilad Muriau, Stryd Rosehill, LL32 8LD ff: (01492) 577566 ffacs: (01492) 577563 e: conwytic@conwy.gov.uk

BETWS-Y-COED

Canolfan Groeso Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri, LL24 0AH ff: (01690) 710426 e: tic.byc@eryri-npa.gov.uk

PWYNT GWYBODAETH I YMWELWYR Swyddfa Bost Trefriw, Trefriw LL27 0JJ -YN-RHOS

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Hanner Marathon Gogledd Cymru Conwy runwales.com

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Perfformiad Awyr Agored Owain Glynd wr, ˆ Castell Conwy O 6.30pm 01492 577566

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Sioe Eglwysbach eglwysbachshow.co.uk

Os ydych yn chwilio am wybodaeth am Landudno, Llandrillo yn Rhos a Bae Colwyn, mynnwch gopi o’r Canllawiau Poced Hanfodol hyn yn y Canolfannau Croeso neu drwy anfon e-bost: tourism@conwy.gov.uk

19 AWST

Sioe Wledig Llanrwst sioellanrwstshow.co.uk

19-26 AWST

Gwyl ˆ Afon Conwy conwyriverfestival.org

Hydref / Gaeaf 13 MEDI

Gwyl ˆ Fêl Conwy conwybeekeepers.org.uk

28-29 HYDREF

Gwledd Conwy Feast gwleddconwyfeast.com

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Conwy Honey Fair conwybeekeepers.org.uk

Published by: Tourism Marketing Team Community Development Service Conwy County Borough Council Library Building, Mostyn Street Llandudno, LL30 2RP t: 01492 575945 / 575950 © Conwy County Borough Council

When you have finished with this guide please recycle it or pass to a friend.

Whilst Conwy County Borough Council has made every effort to ensure accuracy in this publication, the Council cannot accept responsibility for any errors, inaccuracies or omissions or for any matter in any way connected with or arising out of the publication of the information contained within this brochure.

Conwy River Festival conwyriverfestival.org

19-26 AUGUST

Llanrwst Rural Show sioellanrwstshow.co.uk

19 AUGUST

Eglwysbach Show eglwysbachshow.co.uk Owain Glyndwr ˆ Roaming Performance Conwy Castle From 6.30pm 01492 577566

30 JULY

North Wales Half Marathon Conwy runwales.com

29 JULY

Conwy Pirates Weekend conwypirates.co.uk

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DON'T FORGET! Llanrwst Fireworks Spectacular conwy-valley-rotary.org.uk

13 SEPTEMBER

Autumn / Winter Conwy Classical Music Festival conwyclassicalmusic.co.uk

23-29 JULY

Betws-y-Coed Duck Race conwy-valley-rotary.org.uk

23 JULY

Llanrwst Gala Day conwy-valley-rotary.org.uk

2 JULY

The Tournament Conwy thetournament.co.uk

24-25 JUNE

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Big Rock 10k Penmaenmawr runwales.com

29 APRIL

Big Rock Festival Penmaenmawr Seafront bigrockfestival.com

29 APRIL

Gran Fondo Conwy Cycle Sportive alwaysaimhighevents.com

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Looking for information on Llandudno, Rhos-on-Sea and Colwyn Bay, then pick up a copy of these Essential Pocket Guides at TICs or email:

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Trefriw Post Office, Trefriw LL27 0JJ

21 MAY

BETWS-Y-COED

27-29 MAY

TOURIST INFORMATION POINT

Snowdonia Half Marathon, Llanrwst runwales.com Trefriw Walking Festival trefriwwalkingfestival.co.uk

19-21 MAY

Quest Adventure Race Betws-y-Coed questadventureseries.com

FESTIVALS & EVENTS 2017

Here’s a run-down of some of the events taking place in 2017.

For more details and an updated list check out visitconwy.org.uk

Spring

6 MAY

Snowdonia National Park Visitor Centre, LL24 0AH t: (01690) 710426 e: tic.byc@eryri-npa.gov.uk Muriau Buildings, Rosehill Street, LL32 8LD t: (01492) 577566 f: (01492) 577563 e: conwytic@conwy.gov.uk

CONWY

OPEN ALL YEAR If you need further information while you’re planning your holiday or once you are here, contact or visit one of our Tourist Information Centres.

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRES

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Nadolig Canoloesol, Conwy conwymedievalchristmas.co.uk

COFIWCH! Lluniwyd y rhestr hon yn ystod mis Mawrth 2017 ac efallai y bydd manylion wedi newid, felly gwiriwch ddyddiadau ac amseroedd os ydych yn bwriadu mynychu digwyddiad.

Cyhoeddwyd gan: Tîm Marchnata Twristiaeth Gwasanaeth Datblygu Cymunedol Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Conwy Adeilad y Llyfrgell, Mostyn Street Llandudno, LL30 2RP ffôn: 01492 575945 / 575950 © Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Conwy

Er bod Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Conwy wedi gwneud pob ymdrech i sicrhau cywirdeb y cyhoeddiad hwn, ni all y Cyngor dderbyn cyfrifoldeb am unrhyw wallau, camgymeriadau neu hepgoriadau nac am unrhyw fater sydd mewn unrhyw ffordd yn gysylltiedig â neu’n codi o gyhoeddi’r wybodaeth yn y llyfryn hwn.

Dyluniwyd gan: View Creative 37 Rhos Road, Llandrillo-yn-Rhos, Conwy, LL28 4RS. ffôn: 01492 542400 www.viewcreative.co.uk

Pan fyddwch wedi gorffen gyda’r llyfryn hwn cofiwch ei ailgylchu neu ei basio i ffrind.

Diolchiadau am y lluniau: Anthony Woodhouse Photography, © Hawlfraint y Goron (2017) Croeso Cymru, Martin Lyons, PM Photography © Partneriaeth Prosiect Tywysogion Gwynedd © Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol / Arnhel de Serra, © Visit Britain / David Angel / Ben Selway, Matt Wilcox.

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Take the train to the busy market town of Llanrwst, experience quality shopping at Betws-y-Coed, visit the fine 13th century castle at Dolwyddelan, at Blaenau Ffestiniog visit Llechwedd Slate Caverns, the spectacular underground world of the Victorian slate miner or explore the area on foot using one of the many walks from local stations.

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Or go to traveline.cymru the journey planner and timetables website for public transport in Wales.

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Call Traveline Cymru on 0800 464 00 00

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Mae Rheilffordd Dyffryn Conwy yn rhedeg rhwng Llandudno a Blaenau Ffestiniog, drwy rai o’r golygfeydd mwyaf gwyllt a hardd yng Nghymru. Gallwch ei chyrraedd ar hyd prif reilffordd Gogledd Cymru drwy newid yng Nghyffordd Llandudno. Yng ngorsaf Blaenau Ffestiniog, mae’n cysylltu â Rheilffordd trên stem Ffestiniog i Borthmadog.

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Most visitor attractions are accessible by rail, bus or coach.

Pick up a copy of the Conwy Public Transport Guide from our Tourist Information Centres.

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Why not leave your car behind, relax and enjoy the scenery by using our network of buses and trains.

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Mae’r mwyafrif o atyniadau i ymwelwyr yn hawdd eu cyrraedd ar drên, bws neu goets. Cofiwch gasglu copi o ‘Canllaw i Gludiant Cyhoeddus Conwy’ o’n Canolfannau Croeso.

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