Wales Northern Attractions
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Counties: Gwynedd and Clwyd
North Wales, one of Britain's oldest established tourist regions, offers an abundance of holiday attractions within a relatively small area. Road signs proclaiming "Croeso i Gymru" ("Welcome to Wales") greet the visitor as he enters the country and bear witness to the warm hospitality of the Welsh. The elegant little town of Llandudno is one of Britain's longest established seaside resorts, and the North Wales coast offers a great variety of scenery, with its spacious beaches and lively bathing resorts, rugged cliffs, little fishing villages and secluded bays.
North Wales, one of Britain's oldest established tourist regions, offers an abundance of holiday attractions within a relatively small area. Road signs proclaiming "Croeso i Gymru" ("Welcome to Wales") greet the visitor as he enters the country and bear witness to the warm hospitality of the Welsh. The elegant little town of Llandudno is one of Britain's longest established seaside resorts, and the North Wales coast offers a great variety of scenery, with its spacious beaches and lively bathing resorts, rugged cliffs, little fishing villages and secluded bays.
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North Wales - Coast Road
The Coast Road offers a pleasant drive past intense coastal scenery, and small towns and resorts. A highlight along this stretch is the popular resort town of Llandudno.
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Lleyn Peninsula
The Lleyn Peninsula is an area of hills and rocky coastline, with small resort towns, and a number of prehistoric remains.
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Snowdon Mountain Railway
This small railway takes passengers on a slow trip up to the top of Snowdon.
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Caernarfon Castle, Caernarfon
Vale of Conwy - Bodnant Gardens
Snowdon / Eryri
Conwy Castle, Conwy
Snowdon Mountain Railway
Llandudno
Beaumaris Castle, Beaumaris
