Villages & towns in DenbighshireDenbighshire, Wales

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

Llangollen

Market town on the River Dee, home to the International Musical Eisteddfod, a steam railway and the terminus of the Llangollen Canal.

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Historic market town in the Vale of Clwyd with a medieval street plan, timber-framed buildings and independent shops around St Peter's Square.

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One of Britain's smallest cities, built around its compact medieval cathedral in the lower Vale of Clwyd.

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Dee Valley village between Corwen and Llangollen, with a preserved station on the Llangollen Railway.

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Vale of Clwyd market town below the ruins of Denbigh Castle, with medieval town walls and steep old streets.

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Lower Clwyd town below Edward I's Rhuddlan Castle, on the tidal reach of the River Clwyd.

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Vale of Clwyd village on the Denbigh–Ruthin road, known for St Dyfnog's Church with its 1533 Jesse window.

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Dee Valley market town associated with Owain Glyndwr, at the western edge of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley landscape.

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Vale of Clwyd village with a fortress-like church tower on a rocky outcrop and the thatched Llindir Inn, near Offa's Dyke Path.

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Vale of Clwyd hillside village near the Palaeolithic Ffynnon Beuno and Cae Gwyn caves.

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