Happy Valley Gardens

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Happy Valley is a landscaped hillside garden on the eastern flank of the Great Orme, dropping towards Llandudno’s pier and bay. Formal beds and lawns give way to rockier ground, with a scattering of Alice in Wonderland figures nodding to the town’s much-argued Lewis Carroll connection. Free and open; the Great Orme tramway passes just above.

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