Frequently Asked Questions
Our team have answered some of their most frequently asked questions. We hope this provides everything you need, but if you still have more queries, get in touch with us.
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Q: Which bus goes to Llandudno?
A: Regular buses run between Conwy and Llandudno. Check the latest timetables on our Getting Around page.Q: Do you have a timetable for the number 19 bus?
A: Yes, you’ll find a link to the number 19 bus timetable on our Bus Routes page.Q: How does the train work in Conwy and Deganwy?
A: Conwy and Deganwy stations are a request stop. This means you need to signal the driver when boarding and inform the conductor if you want to get off at Conwy or Deganwy. More details are available on our Railway Stations and Routes page.Q: Can I have a map of Conwy, Llandudno, or North Wales?
A: Yes! Download maps from our Map Widget page.Q: Is the cable car running?
A: The Llandudno Cable Car operates seasonally, usually from late March to late October, weather permitting. Check the latest status on our Cable Car page.Q: Where do I get the tram?
A: The Great Orme Tramway starts at Victoria Station on Church Walks in Llandudno. Full timetable and ticket details are on our Great Orme Tramway page.Q: Can I use my English bus pass here?
A: Yes, English bus passes are valid on local buses in Wales after 9:30 am on weekdays and all day on weekends. See our Bus Routes page for details.Q: Where do I get the bus to Conwy/Bodnant?
A: Buses to Conwy and Bodnant Garden depart from Llandudno’s main stops on Mostyn Street. Check routes and times on our Bus Routes page.Q: Where can I charge my car?
A: Electric vehicle charging points are available in several car parks in Conwy and Llandudno. See our Electric Vehicle Charging page for a map.Q: How do we visit Portmeirion/Snowdonia from here on public transport?
A: You can reach Portmeirion and Snowdonia by train and bus connections from Llandudno Junction. Visit our Getting Around page for routes and timings.
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Q: How do you get on the town walls?
A: Access points are located around the town. Entry is free. See Conwy Town Walls for details.Q: How do you get into Conwy Castle?
A: Tickets can be purchased online or at the entrance on Castle Street. Visit Conwy Castle for opening times and prices.Q: Where is the Smallest House in Great Britain?
A: It’s located on Conwy Quay, near the harbour. Look for the bright red frontage!Q: How far is Conwy Morfa beach from the town?
A: Conwy Morfa is approximately 1.5 miles from the town centre.Q: Where do you start the walk for Conwy Mountain?
A: The walk begins near the Sychnant Pass Road.Q: Which is the best walking route up the Great Orme?
A: The most popular route starts from Happy Valley Gardens and follows the zig-zag path to the summit. See our Great Orme Walking Routes page for maps and difficulty levels.Q: Where can I see the goats?
A: The Kashmiri goats roam freely on the Great Orme in Llandudno. They’re often spotted near the summit and along the walking trails.
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Q: Where can we go for food and drink?
A: Explore local restaurants, cafés, and pubs on our Food & Drink page.
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Q: Who built Conwy Castle and why?
A: Conwy Castle was built by Edward I during his conquest of Wales in the late 13th century. Learn more on our Conwy Castle page.Q: What is the connection between the red dragon and Wales?
A: The red dragon is a national symbol of Wales, representing strength and resilience.Q: Which bird is most associated with Conwy?
A: The jackdaw is closely linked to Conwy, especially for those born within the town walls.Q: What’s the connection with Alice in Wonderland?
A: Llandudno has strong links to Alice Liddell, the inspiration for Lewis Carroll’s stories. Explore the Alice Town Trail and themed sculptures around the town. Details on our Alice Trail page.Q: Where can I hear a male voice choir concert?
A: Local male voice choirs perform regularly in churches and community halls across Conwy County. Check our Whats On page for upcoming concerts.
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Q: Where are the toilets in Conwy?
A: See our Toilets in Conwy County page for locations.Q: Where is the Tourist Information Centre?
A: Find details on our Tourist Information Centres page.
