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Conwy is the perfect place to explore the northern Snowdonia Deep: just a short trip it (by bus, train or car) from a number of attractions main Snowdonia - the indoor and outdoor - and it is also close to other towns of North Wales, beyond the limits of Snowdonia v ships Mountains and Coast, such as Llandudno, St Asaph and Denbigh.
Conwy Castle was one of the castles of King Edward I, forming the 'iron v ships ring' around North Wales, and the castle is usually at the top of the list that people have things to do when you visit Conwy. It stands on a high cliff overlooking the town and it is - something quite normal to a medieval castle v ships perhaps - and stunning. Special events are held between the walls often - such as re-enacting the battle of life or exhibition polite in the middle ages - and it means that visiting the place in the experience that much more special.
Walking along the town walls of Conwy is a great way to see the town. And it is also free, which is always a good thing these days! You can see for miles around on a clear day, so the town walls is a good place to take a few pictures or paint.
According to its website, the Royal Academy of Arts in Welsh "independent organization, which is led by famous artists, and which seeks to promote the creation, enjoyment and appreciation of the visual arts through exhibitions and education". That means, when you visit Conwy good chance that the exhibition or other event will be held at the Academy; and if Art is your stuff, you do not pay she lost!
The Elizabethan town house in the middle of this Conwy - the best in Britain according to some - is one of the main attractions in town, and for good reason. Protected and restored faithful, Plas Mawr cherry create some special atmosphere of space and time. You will love the architecture and decoration of the period, especially the plaster moldings painted.
The 14th century house Trader This is the oldest in Conwy, and it looks somewhat incompatible sandwiched between newer buildings. But Aberconwy House is spectacular, and worth seeing; an exhibition inside the house and that explains the history of how people lived from the middle to the Victorian ages, among other things.
It takes little time you explore Smallest House in Britain, because only one room upstairs and one downstairs room in it, and The one of them little more than a cupboard! But if you walk through the harbor, remember to stop and take a quick look inside the small house this remarkable, because it is a place of wonder enough, despite its size!
Conwy Harbour while you may want to take a ride on a small boat around Conwy estuary. A tour of a half-hour will cost about 5 for adults normally. A Sightseeing Cruises Conwy offers variety of different options, including picnic trips, trips half-hour and hour, and even private hire if you need it.
If you are more interested in fishing than in sightseeing, do not worry - there's plenty of opportunity to do so in Conwy Harbour also! During the main season, if you go for a walk along the quay there will be any number of boats that offer fishing trips. Or, you could do something a bit more specialized, with Sea Fishing Trips Conwy; you could take a chance on one of their fishing trips shipwrecks (wreck fishing) may, or even lobster safari!
If suggestions so far have focused too much on things in the town or on the sea, and prefer to do something a little more quiet, we would recommend RSPB Conwy Reserve. I bet you get there peace and quiet, and the only noise will sound birds.
You can not visit Conwy without actually visit some of the shops. Very few of the greats of the high street to be found there; small independent shops, unique and amazing they are, selling gifts, arts and crafts, famous sausages and then with awards. Yes, you heard me right: famous sausages that have won awards. If you have not tasted a sausage v ships Edwards of Conwy, you have not lived yet, so make sure you call the store to buy some foodies on your way!
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