great orme tramway

Local Attractions

Explore local attractions in and around Llandudno, from catching the latest theatre shows and enjoying a relaxed evening of live entertainment, to discovering the historic Llandudno Pier with its classic seaside charm and coastal views. You can also take in the scenery along the promenade, explore the Great Orme, or enjoy a round of golf at North Wales Golf Club, all within easy reach of the town centre.

venue cymru

Venue Cymru

Venue Cymru is a Theatre, Arena and Conference Centre situated in Llandudno in North Wales. We are located nearby, so you can grab a bite to eat.

llandudno cable cars

Great Orme Cable Cars

During your visit to Llandudno, don’t miss the opportunity to experience the Great Orme Cable Car ride, it is the longest cable car ride in Britain.

golf

North Wales Golf Club

North Wales Golf Course is situated on the west coast of North Wales in the sunny seaside town of Llandudno with excellent views over the Conwy estuary to Anglesey and the Snowdonia Mountain range.

llandudno pier

Llandudno Pier

Llandudno Pier is Grade II Listed and at 2,295 ft is the longest pier in Wales.

llandudno ski centre

Ski & Snow Board Centre

Fabulous artificial ski slope covered in Perma-snow™ surface.

great orme tramway

Great Orme Tramway

The Great Orme Tramway has been delighting visitors since it opened on July 31st 1902. An engineering marvel of its age, it’s still the only cable-hauled tramway still operating on British public roads.

llandudno museum

Llandudno Museum

Discover Llandudno’s long and fascinating history in a visit to Llandudno Museum.  There’s something to suit every-one. And there’s always something new with an exciting programme of FREE temporary exhibitions.

great orme bronze age mines

Great Orme Bronze Age Mines

The Great Orme Mines in Llandudno boast over 5 miles of explored tunnels and passageways.  In 2005 it won the title of ‘The Largest Prehistoric Copper Mines in the World’ in the Guinness World Records.

conwy nature reserve

Conwy Nature Reserve

RSPB Conwy is situated on the Conwy estuary, with glorious views of Conwy Castle and Snowdonia, the reserve is worth a visit at any time of year.

snowdonia

Snowdonia

The Snowdonia National Park, which has the evocative Welsh name of ‘Eryri’ meaning ‘ the place of the eagles’, is an area of outstanding natural beauty covering 838 square miles and containing some of the most magnificent scenery in Wales.