Villages & towns in ConwyConwy, Wales

9 villages and towns in the Albion Guide across Conwy — see the full villages and towns directory, or everything to explore in Conwy.

Dolwyddelan

Village on the Afon Lledr beneath Moel Siabod, with the remains of the castle said to be the birthplace of Llywelyn the Great.

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Victorian seaside resort between the Great and Little Ormes, with a sweeping promenade and the longest pier in Wales.

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Grey-stone village at the confluence of three rivers, long the gateway to Eryri and a 19th-century artists' colony.

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Walled medieval town at the mouth of the Conwy river, ringed by intact town walls beneath its castle.

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Conwy Valley market town with an Inigo Jones bridge, the Gwydir Chapel and the tiny riverside Tu Hwnt i'r Bont.

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Mountain village at a junction of valleys, a long-established base for climbers and walkers in the heart of Eryri.

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Conwy Valley village known for its wool mill and chalybeate spa well, below the Carneddau foothills.

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Conwy Valley conservation village at the foot of Tal-y-Fan, on the Roman road and North Wales Pilgrim's Way.

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Quiet upland village in a wooded valley south of Betws-y-Coed, near Ty Mawr Wybrnant and the early Christian Penmachno stones.

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