Conwy is a town steeped in history, with much of it preserved behind the town’s walls and ancient architecture. The massive 13th-century castle, whose walls encompass this unique mediaeval town, lies at its centre. It’s a stunning location, surrounded by lush Welsh farmland and watched over by the majestic Snowdonia mountains. The Quay is home to a variety of facilities and is especially beautiful during the summer months. Whether you want to relax with a refreshing drink outside of a charming quayside bar, go on an exhilarating boat trip around the coastline region, or walk through the various nearby mountains, Conwy has it all. Conwy has a diverse range of dining and drinking options. The town is full with fine dining restaurants, historic taverns, and cosy cafés. It also has a variety of hotels and B&Bs, many of which are within walking distance to the castle. It’s not every day that you wake up five minutes from a historic castle, but for many people in Conwy, it is. You could be tricked into believing that this town is difficult to get to because of its classic and charming appearance. Two large airports, Liverpool and Manchester, are a little over an hour away. If you’re travelling by rail, you’ll have no trouble finding one from one of the UK’s main cities to Conwy. Further out in Conwy County, which has similarly stunning seaside villages, is worth exploring.