Llanrwst
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Get in
By car
Llanrwst is on the A470 road north of Betws y Coed.By train
It is served by two station on the Conwy Valley Line from Llandudno via Llandudno Junction to Blaenau Ffestiniog.See
Gwydir Castle15th century fortified manor house
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address: Church Street (Tan yr Eglwys)The current church was built in the late 15th century, possibly in the 1470s replacing the first church on this site which was erected about 1170 and partly destroyed by fire when Llanrwst was sacked by Owain Glyndwyr. The Gwydir Chapel was added in 1633–34 by Richard Wynn of Gwydir. The west tower was added in the early 19th century, replacing a bellcote.
Buy
There is a wide range of small independent shops in the town.
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phone: +44 1492 641329address: Stryd Dinbych, LlanrwstSiop Lyfrau Cymreg. Llyfrau Cymraeg a Saesneg am Gymru. Cardiau ac anrhegion. Welsh Book Shop. Welsh language and Welsh interest books. Greeting Cards and gifts.
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phone: +44 1492 643454address: 15 Gate Mews, Ancaster SquareCraft and gift shop selling a wide range of craft materials and hand made gifts.
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phone: +44 1492 640789address: Station RoadNorth Wales Fine Antique Furniture and Clock Specialists, specialising in locally made antiques.
Eat
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phone: +44 1492 641910address: Regent House, Denbigh StreetAn award-winning traditional Bangladeshi Restaurant and Take-away in beautiful North Wales, where we take great pride in introducing our European friends to the mouth-watering cuisine of the Indian sub-continent.
Sleep
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phone: +44 1492 642111address: Heol Yr Orsaf Station Rd.
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phone: +44 1492 660 244address: A470, MaenanFirs Cottage B&B offers peace and relaxation in a comfortable and historic family home nestling on the edge of the Conwy Valley and The Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.