Photo of Llandudno North Shore, a beach in Conwy, north Wales. — © habiloid / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Llandudno North Shore

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Llandudno’s main beach is a long crescent of sand and shingle curving beneath the Great Orme, with a Victorian pier and a broad promenade of seafront hotels behind — the town was laid out as a planned resort from the 1850s. The Great Orme Tramway climbs from the streets just behind. Llandudno station is a short walk inland.

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Photo of Llandudno, a village in Conwy, north Wales.

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