1. Bodnant Gardens <\/a><\/h2>\nOwned by the National Trust, Bodnant Gardens is one of the most spectacular and admired gardens in Britain. Highlights include the famous Laburnum Arch (see below), the grand formal terraces and the vast collection of plants featuring four National Collections.<\/p>\n
The garden plays host to a range of events throughout the year \u2013 from guided tours with the head gardener to events for children.<\/p>\n
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\n2. Bodnant Welsh Food <\/a><\/h2>\nA must visit for great food and wine. Visit the farm shop, wine cellar, Hayloft restaurant or cafe or book a course in the cookery school \u2013 with a range of sessions for adults & children throughout the year.<\/p>\n
\n3. Zip World Fforest<\/a>
\n<\/a><\/h2>\nZip World Fforest in Betwys-y-Coed<\/a> is another great reason to visit the Conwy Valley. It is a great family adventure experience. This high ropes adventure course, with a lower-level section for younger explorers, is a truly year round attraction. If you want to really get your adrenaline pumping, have a go on the Power Fan Plummet and SkyRide.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.menaiholidays.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/11\/media\/tree_top_adventure.jpg?width=500&height=332.55208333333337\")
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\n4. Betws y Coed<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nAt the bottom of the Conwy Valley, this pretty little town straddles the river and has numerous outdoor shops, cafes and restaurants. It is also home to the\u00a0Conwy Railway Museum<\/a> \u2013 children will love a ride on the miniature railway.<\/p>\n
\n5. Conwy Castle <\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nBuilt by Edward I, Conwy Castle is one of the finest surviving medieval fortifications in Britain. For the full picture, head to the battlements for spectacular views of the sea and mountains. Walking the castle walls is enough to build up an appetite, so check out our guide to the Best Restaurants in Conwy<\/a> for the top food spots.<\/p>\n
\n6. RSPB Conwy<\/a><\/h2>\nOpen year-round the RSPB reserve is a great place to get close to wildlife and embrace 4,000 years of human history. The network of pushchair-friendly trails with viewpoints and hides, information boards, visitor centre, cafe and children\u2019s activities means there are plenty of opportunities for wildlife discovery and natural play.<\/p>\n
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\n7. Ffin y Parc Art Gallery<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\nSee weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n
\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\nNestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAs one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
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<\/p>\nA must visit for great food and wine. Visit the farm shop, wine cellar, Hayloft restaurant or cafe or book a course in the cookery school \u2013 with a range of sessions for adults & children throughout the year.<\/p>\n
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3. Zip World Fforest<\/a>
\n<\/a><\/h2>\nZip World Fforest in Betwys-y-Coed<\/a> is another great reason to visit the Conwy Valley. It is a great family adventure experience. This high ropes adventure course, with a lower-level section for younger explorers, is a truly year round attraction. If you want to really get your adrenaline pumping, have a go on the Power Fan Plummet and SkyRide.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\n4. Betws y Coed<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nAt the bottom of the Conwy Valley, this pretty little town straddles the river and has numerous outdoor shops, cafes and restaurants. It is also home to the\u00a0Conwy Railway Museum<\/a> \u2013 children will love a ride on the miniature railway.<\/p>\n
\n5. Conwy Castle <\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nBuilt by Edward I, Conwy Castle is one of the finest surviving medieval fortifications in Britain. For the full picture, head to the battlements for spectacular views of the sea and mountains. Walking the castle walls is enough to build up an appetite, so check out our guide to the Best Restaurants in Conwy<\/a> for the top food spots.<\/p>\n
\n6. RSPB Conwy<\/a><\/h2>\nOpen year-round the RSPB reserve is a great place to get close to wildlife and embrace 4,000 years of human history. The network of pushchair-friendly trails with viewpoints and hides, information boards, visitor centre, cafe and children\u2019s activities means there are plenty of opportunities for wildlife discovery and natural play.<\/p>\n
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\n7. Ffin y Parc Art Gallery<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\nSee weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n
\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\nNestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAs one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
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4. Betws y Coed<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nAt the bottom of the Conwy Valley, this pretty little town straddles the river and has numerous outdoor shops, cafes and restaurants. It is also home to the\u00a0Conwy Railway Museum<\/a> \u2013 children will love a ride on the miniature railway.<\/p>\n
\n5. Conwy Castle <\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nBuilt by Edward I, Conwy Castle is one of the finest surviving medieval fortifications in Britain. For the full picture, head to the battlements for spectacular views of the sea and mountains. Walking the castle walls is enough to build up an appetite, so check out our guide to the Best Restaurants in Conwy<\/a> for the top food spots.<\/p>\n
\n6. RSPB Conwy<\/a><\/h2>\nOpen year-round the RSPB reserve is a great place to get close to wildlife and embrace 4,000 years of human history. The network of pushchair-friendly trails with viewpoints and hides, information boards, visitor centre, cafe and children\u2019s activities means there are plenty of opportunities for wildlife discovery and natural play.<\/p>\n
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\n7. Ffin y Parc Art Gallery<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\nSee weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n
\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\nNestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAs one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
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5. Conwy Castle <\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nBuilt by Edward I, Conwy Castle is one of the finest surviving medieval fortifications in Britain. For the full picture, head to the battlements for spectacular views of the sea and mountains. Walking the castle walls is enough to build up an appetite, so check out our guide to the Best Restaurants in Conwy<\/a> for the top food spots.<\/p>\n
\n6. RSPB Conwy<\/a><\/h2>\nOpen year-round the RSPB reserve is a great place to get close to wildlife and embrace 4,000 years of human history. The network of pushchair-friendly trails with viewpoints and hides, information boards, visitor centre, cafe and children\u2019s activities means there are plenty of opportunities for wildlife discovery and natural play.<\/p>\n
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\n7. Ffin y Parc Art Gallery<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\nSee weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n
\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\nNestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAs one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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6. RSPB Conwy<\/a><\/h2>\nOpen year-round the RSPB reserve is a great place to get close to wildlife and embrace 4,000 years of human history. The network of pushchair-friendly trails with viewpoints and hides, information boards, visitor centre, cafe and children\u2019s activities means there are plenty of opportunities for wildlife discovery and natural play.<\/p>\n
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\n7. Ffin y Parc Art Gallery<\/a><\/h2>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\nSee weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n
\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\nNestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\nAs one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\n
<\/p>\nThe Gallery at Ffin y Parc features a series of exhibitions throughout the year from some of the finest artists work in Wales as well as contemporary 20th<\/sup> century art. Their tea room also sells some rather lovely homemade cakes!<\/p>\n See weaving demonstrations and watch the water turbine at this traditional woollen mill (please check opening dates\/times), where you can purchase your very own Welsh blanket.<\/p>\n This year\u2019s festival takes place from 15th<\/sup>-17th<\/sup> May \u2013 three days of wonderful walking experiences, from leisurely riverside rambles to more challenging walks, including Tryfan and the Glyders, as well as Gorge Scrambling<\/a> and Foraging in Nature for Families.<\/p>\n Nestled at the end of a terrace of cottages on the quayside in Conwy is The Smallest House in Great Britain. The smallest house is impossible to miss, and it would be foolish of you to pass by without stopping to take a peek.<\/p>\n As one of the finest link courses in North Wales<\/a>, Conwy Golf Course has played host to a number of major tournaments over the years. Tee off in style as this popular course.<\/p>\n
\n8. Trefriw Woollen Mills<\/a><\/h2>\n
\n9. Trefriw Walking Festival<\/a>
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\n10. Smallest House in Britain<\/a><\/h2>\n
\n11. Conwy Golf Course<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n
\nPlan your next North Wales’ holiday in Conwy
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