Gwynedd Trip Planner
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Welcome to Gwynedd!
Located in northwest Wales, Gwynedd is a county that offers breathtaking views of the bordering Irish Sea. Home to most of Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd is known as a land of enchantment with majestic mountains, valleys, thick forests, castles and free flowing rivers. The residents of Gwynedd's historic towns offer a warm and welcoming hospitality with many speaking both English and Welsh.There is
much to see and do in Gwynedd. Many castles are found throughout the region, such as one of the most famous in Wales Caernarfon
Castle, located in the northern town of Caernarfon and built by built by Edward I. Penrhyn
Castle is a neo-Norman castle built in the 19th
century and features immaculate grounds in the northern waterfront town
of Bangor,
while Harlech
Castle built in the 13th century resides in
the central town of Harlech where one can find one of Wales' finest beaches, Harlech Beach. Outdoor
enthusiasts will enjoy
the scenic beauty of Mawddach
Estuary located between Barmouth and Fairbourne in the south. The market town of Dolgellau makes for an
excellent base camp for those wanting to travel within the southern end
of Snowdonia National Park. History buffs will find many historic
sites, buildings and museums to explore throughout the region of
Gwynedd. Llanberis in the north features the National
Slate Museum home
to Britain's largest working waterwheel, while the southern town of Tywyn is home to
Tourist Attractions
This museum is situated near Elidir Mountain in the vistorian workshops.
Location: Llanberis, GWN, Wales
Hotels & Motels
The Royal Ship Hotel is located in a historic early 19th century building.
Location: Dolgellau, GWN, Wales
Tour Operators
Adrenalin Antics provides tours through a wide range of canyons to suit all needs--from the big jumps, slides and zip lines, to the more gentle gorge walks.
Location: Trawsfynydd, GWN, Wales
