Twinkling lights, Christmas wishes and a visit to meet Santa – some festive traditions never lose their magic. Whether your little ones have a carefully written wish list or simply want to say hello, meeting Father Christmas is a special part of the countdown to Christmas. Here in Wales, he’s also…
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Looking for a countryside walk in Conwy County this winter without tackling a mountain summit? From ice-trimmed branches framing frozen lakeside views to frosty woodland paths and snowy-capped mountains, there’s plenty to explore on a brisk winter’s day. This shortlist brings together some of the…
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The Conwy Seafood Trail is a brand-new culinary and cultural journey celebrating the flavours, people and places connected to Conwy County’s coast. From historic harbours and lively seaside towns to independent restaurants, fishmongers, producers and visitor experiences, the trail helps you discover…
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As autumn colours sweep across Conwy County and the evenings draw in, Halloween brings a lively mix of pumpkin picking, mysterious local stories and after-dark adventures. If you are looking for things to do with the kids during October half term, these five seasonal experiences offer something for…
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Afternoon tea may feel timeless, but this much-loved British tradition is relatively recent. It is widely credited to Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, who began taking tea with bread, butter and cake in the late afternoon during the 1840s, when dinner was often served much later in the evening…
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From mountain strongholds to timber-framed town houses, Conwy County is filled with places that bring the Middle Ages to life. These five historic gems reveal stories of Welsh princes, powerful families, merchants and monarchs, all set against the backdrop of North Wales’ timeless scenery. Whether…
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Bonfire Night is a much-loved autumn tradition, and there are several organised fireworks displays planned across Conwy County around Guy Fawkes Night on Thursday 5 November 2026. This early round-up includes the information available so far, with some finer details still to be confirmed by…
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As the summer holidays draw to a close, Conwy County readies to welcome visitors over the autumn and winter months. The crowds may be fewer, the days shorter and the weather more changeable but, as a year-round destination, we’re proud to offer memorable days out and experiences whatever the season…
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After a day spent exploring the coast, countryside or local attractions, few things feel more relaxing than settling into a sunny spot with a refreshing drink. Across Conwy County, you’ll find plenty of welcoming pub gardens, terraces and outdoor spaces that are made for slower summer afternoons and…
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With the summer holidays in full swing and some lovely summer weather to boot, Conwy County is a buzz with families and visitors enjoying everything this corner of North Wales has to offer. All year round, Conwy County is one of North Wales’ most rewarding places to explore, but there’s just…
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