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Over 500 years ago Llanrwst and the forest fortress of Gwydir in the Conwy Valley were home to a rebel, nobleman and bard, whose exploits, real or otherwise, have earned him the title of the Welsh Robin Hood: Dafydd ap Siencyn. Join us at this festival which celebrates the people, nature, culture and history of this proud community.
Tel: 01492 643221
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Fine example of a traditional Welsh chapel built during the great age of chapel building…
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