Great food & friendly hotel staff. Apparently Room 6 is haunted. It is also worth walking the the Roman Amphitheatre just across the field in front of the hotel.
Flint castle is a castle built on the banks of the river dee,it's walls are the thickest of any castles in the world,it has four towers,ghost tower;witches tower and dungeons which is separated
Edward 1 orders it to be built to protect them from attacks by Llewelyn ap gruffydd but it was in1282 and flint town was burnt to the ground,they used to a double Dutch/mote all the way around,
Recently renovated, you can see the courtroom where the leaders of the Chartist uprising in Newport of 1839 were sentenced to death.
Incredible castle built between 1283 & 1289. Built to defend the seaward side of Conwy's town walls. Seen plenty of action.
Learn about the Welsh/English battles whilst taking in the stunning views of the Cambrian Coast and Snowdonia Mountains. Keep an eye out for the events they often have on during School Holidays.
It was built in1277 by Edward 1,in 1912 the territorial HQ and drill hall was erected on the front side and it was demolished 1969,it's got a draw bridge over the mote
Impressive riverside ruins of a castle built in 1277 by Edward I to help subdue the Welsh.
One of the surviving castles of the native Welsh Princes. Perched up high with great views and hiking opportunities.
This is one of the most spectacular and historic cathedrals in the whole UK. Well worth a car journey, and visit the nearby St David's head walk while you are there.
Lovely coastal castle built in 1116. Fought over many times in the English civil war and the Welsh / English wars. It was here, in 1403, the Owain Glyndwr's rebellion stalled.
Take in some fantastic scenery. Don't forget your packed lunch. It has to be Collier's Powerful Welsh Cheddar of course!
