Llandudno

Llandudno is one of the places I managed to enjoy whilst visiting my girlfriend recently in North Wales. Situated by the sea, Llandudno is a delightful coastal town with a number of great attractions that would keep any visitor occupied for days. We decided to take a tram ride up the Great Orne which was a little costly but was worth it as the walk to some of the main attractions was very steep. Half way up, you will find an ancient Copper mine which has been uncovered and preserved allowing us to see how our ancestors mined for copper. This was an interesting attraction which takes around and hour to view and is relatively worthwhile for the ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is a town / holiday resort on the North Wales coast . It is relatively easy to get to via the a55 or down the old coast road , it also has a railway station which is served by arriva trains wales holyhead (anglesey) to cardiff service . Some of the main attractions are - the pier , the great orme , the promenade and the ski centre . An interesting thing many people dont know is that Llandudno has two coasts therefore two beaches . There is the main one with the long array of hotels , the pier and the famous punch and judy show but if you head past the Bengal Dynasty (indian restaurant) and head straight down that road you will find the 'west shore ' which ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is a gorgeous costal town in North Wales. Can be arrived at from the A55 and is very easy to find. There are plenty of parking areas including along the sea front but this is sometimes more expensive than elsewhere. There are also car parks set about a 5 min walk from the sea front but they are much cheaper. The sea front at Llandudno is very clean, lots of places to sit and overlook the beach. There is also Llandudno pier which has the usual arcades, shops and attractions. The main street in Llandudno is great for shopping and there is a shopping centre and retail park with further shops. The main attraction in Llandudno is the Great Orme. At the top is a ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

NAME OF LOCATION: Llandudno, North Wales BACKGROUND Gee Vee Travel were doing a March trip to Llandudno and my mother decided to book this particular holiday for her, my father, and myself. Although I have visited Llandudno many times, they have usually been day trips from home (Chesterfield) or from other North Wales destinations that we have stayed at, so staying in Llandudno would be a great change. I read several Ciao reviews on the topic so that I knew what was available in March - not a lot, most things open from Easter to October, and Easter was 3 weeks after my trip! Typical. However, do not be despondent as we ...  Read the complete review