Victorian Elegance in Llandudno
Llandudno is rightly known as the Queen of Welsh Resorts. Two periods of history dominate the Llandudno story. Come and hear about the Copper Mining industry dating back more than four thousand years, then the more recent tales of how Llandudno was designed as a purpose built seaside resort.
- What is the town’s connection with Lewis Carroll and his Alice through the Looking Glass books?
- How are the Hotels along our beautiful one-mile long wide promenade kept to look as if they are still in the Victorian era?
- Is the town winning the battle of mixing its history with the demands of a modern town?
Walking the Talk!
The walks are taking place in: Beaumaris, Caernarfon, Conwy, Holyhead, Llandudno, Llangollen, Menai Bridge.
Walks last around one and half-hours. Just turn up. Adults £4, Children £2. Special walks can be arranged for groups.
Any questions 
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Discover the answers to these questions, as well as learn about some of the colourful characters associated with Llandudno.
Victorian Elegance in Llandudno
Time:
Thursdays at
4.30pm. during July and August.
Place:
Llandudno pier entrance (see map opposite)
Tickets:
Tourist Information Centre on Mostyn Street or from your guide on the day.
View Start point of Llandudno Town Trail larger map
Supported by Tourism Partnership North Wales
