Wales is well known for its precipitation, but did you know that Llandudno is one of the drier places in the country! It has a mild climate all year round. The Victorian’s knew this and when they designed the town they provided for the comfort of visitors by building covered walkways next to all the […]
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Well, Bonfire Night celebrations in Llandudno certainly went off with a BANG! The Llandudno.com squad had an absolute blast watching the annual fireworks display on Llandudno’s promenade. This video was taken by Paul, and it is from the viewpoint alongside the Pier and Cenotaph. This year’s event is scheduled to be held on Sunday 29th […]
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Buying local and sustainably-caught seafood is a great way to shrink your carbon footprint and support your local community. Mermaid Seafoods in Llandudno is working hard to do their part in being sustainable and building the community. Managers Sonya and Wayne Jones are passionate about supporting the local community. From their shop in the heart […]
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We all know that staying at a holiday cottage makes for a great holiday, but it can be hard to explain exactly why this destination is so great to people who haven’t been there before. Luckily, you don’t have to try because I’ve done all the work for you! If you’re thinking about taking your […]
Read MoreMostyn Estates has a rich and extensive history dating back several centuries, deeply intertwined with the development of North Wales, particularly Llandudno. Historical Background The Mostyn family can trace their origins back to the medieval period. Their influence grew significantly through a series of strategic marriages, accumulating five key estates across North Wales: Pengwern, […]
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