Things to Do

Conwy County, on the scenic North Wales coast, is a gem for travellers seeking history, adventure, and nature.

Dominating the skyline is Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers panoramic views of the estuary and surrounding mountains from its iconic towers. Wander through the medieval town walls or explore Plas Mawr, an immaculately preserved Elizabethan townhouse with rich period decor.

Outdoor enthusiasts can head to Eryri National Park where you can hike trails through dramatic landscapes.

For something more relaxed, take a stroll along Llandudno's Victorian Pier or enjoy the sweeping seascape from the Great Orme Tramway, or the unique, Llandundno cable car experience that offers views across the Irish Sea and Anglesey.

For wildlife lovers, RSPB Conwy Nature Reserve is a beautiful spot for birdwatching and easy walking trails through wetlands and woodlands. Or, visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay to meet meerkats, snow leopards, and more exotic animals.

Conwy is also rich in unique spots like Smallest House in Great Britain, a tiny red house that’s just over 6 feet wide, giving visitors a quirky insight into past living conditions..

To explore towns like Betws-y-Coed, Abergele, Rhos-on-Sea and more, check out our Towns and Villages section. With excellent accommodations, staying a few days is a must!

Looking for something to satisfy your palate? Conwy County food scene is full of a range of cuisines to suit all, whether it’s a taste of local plates to something a little more adventurous there is vast choice available.

Don’t forget to shop….the county offers plenty of choice, from independent shops to artisan markets . Discover locally produce food, handmade crafts, and unique souvenirs – perfect gifts to take a bit of Conwy home with you!

So…does Conwy sound good for your next trip?

Plan your visit, find your stay  from our range of accommodation providers which include luxury hotels, boutique bed and breakfasts and quality self-catering properties.