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LlandudnoNewest Review: ... beneath you. THE GREAT ORME This has to be one of the biggest attractions in Llandudno. There are four ways to get to the top of the Orme. Obviously you can walk. There are many ways to do this. My brothers actually circumnavigated the orme once! They came back very sunburnt! You can drive up as there is a carpark at the top. There are cablecars but these don't run if it is in any way windy. These take you over the ski slope (yep, in north wales) and toboggan. My favourite way to get up is the tram. This takes you to the half way house. In the half way house it shows you how the trams work, it is like a tiny museum. You then get on another... more |
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by Billiesue - written on 02/09/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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TRAVELLING Not having a car, our family find it hard to find nice places to go on holiday to. My mums friend has a sister that lives in Llandudno and he visits every year in the May bank holiday. It is very easy to get to. We live in Liverpool and Llandudno is in North Wales so it is not far away at all. We get the train from Liverpool to Chester and then another train from Chester to Llandudno. THE TOWN The town itself is very small. It is on the edge of a small mountain called The Great Orme. This means everything is uphill (or downhill depending on which direction you are going). It is also on the coast and has a long promenade and a gorgeous ...
by SusanLesley - written on 14/11/04 (Very useful, 992 readings)
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I remember visiting Llandudno with my parents when I was a child, for our annual holiday. I have happy memories of building sandcastles, playing on the two Ormes and walking along the long crescent promenade eating ice creams! Ah, happy days! I had been to Llandudno a few times since, but only for a couple of hours on a day trip from home in the Midlands. While we were on holiday on Anglesey we went back onto the mainland to Llandudno on a couple of occasions and I was able to see a lot more of the town and the Great Orme in particular. The really great news is that two and a half years ago we actually moved here to live! We had always wanted to ...



