Days Out
When the weather is less than ideal, don’t worry – there are plenty of activities to do in North Wales no matter the weather. From trampolining in slate caverns to indoor karting, there is something for everyone. We’ve got ideas aplenty for things to do while keeping dry on a rainy or snowy day. For…
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When temperatures start to freeze, you might be thinking that it is time to lock yourself indoors and experience the long nights. However, that doesn’t have to be the case in North Wales. There is no need to hide away when winter kicks in since there are lots of activities that you can engage in.…
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North Wales teems with fun activities and attractions for little ones and young adults. With great museums, historic sites, parks, zoos and toy stores, the UK country functions as a playground for the kids and a stomping ground for teens. Plus, parents are sure to enjoy themselves along with their children. Below is a list…
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Llandudno is one of the most famous locations in North Wales. The area is full of falls, prehistoric sites, and many natural attractions. Here are some of the tops attractions: 1. The Great Orme The Great Orme is probably the most important attraction in the town of Llandudno. It is mostly made of limestone and…
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The beautiful sceneries in most Parts of the UK are covered with snow in winter. This, however, is not true for a large part of North Wales. It is among the leading tourist destinations all year round, thanks to its beautiful scenery and clear winters. Gardens, mountain walks, coastal paths, and wildlife are some of…
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Living in North Wales presents endless opportunity to get involved in numerous outdoor activities. For a small region, North Wales has created a good rapport as one of Britain’s most popular tourist destination. From breath-taking views of the rugged, mountainous landscapes to the magnificent seaside towns, locals and visitors can experience the welcoming, exciting and…
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Mountain Biking Heaven: Why You Need To Climb The Snowdon. Standing tall at 1,085m, Snowdon is the highest Mountain in all of Wales and also happens to be the second highest point (after Scotland) in the British Isles. The mountain is the backdrop of the exceptional Snowdonia National Park and should be on the bucket…
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Home to majestic mountains, stunning national parks as well as miles upon miles of sandy coastline, North Wales is arguably one of the most beautiful destinations in the United Kingdom. No matter if you visit during the warm and sunny summer months, or take a trip in the depths of Winter, North Wales is sure…
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If you are a thrill seeker or you are just looking for a world-class excavation and sceneries that will leave unforgettable experiences and staying around North Wales, then you are missing a lot of fun. There is no doubt that North Wales is the best place to experience and learn the history of the Vikings…
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North Wales may be a small region but it has a wealth of beauty. Stretching from Anglesey to Gwynedd, North Wales is packed with sparkling beaches, majestic mountains, amazing heritage sites, vibrant fields and plunging mines. Whether you’re looking for fun things to do on the weekend or a place to relax and unwind, North…
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