Photo of The Albion Ale House, a pub in Conwy, north Wales.

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The Albion Ale House

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The Albion Ale House is a restored 1920s pub in the middle of Conwy, run jointly by a group of local breweries as a real-ale house. The interior keeps its between-the-wars fittings, and there’s no music or machines to distract from the beer. It’s a short walk from everything inside the town walls, with the station close by.

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