Today, Llandudno is an exciting place that is both lively and beautiful with two sandy beaches sitting beneath the towering limestone headland of the Great Orme Countryside Park.

  
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For the most breathtaking views, reach the 679 foot summit by the longest cable operated tramway in Britain and enjoy the Summit Complex with its bar and restaurant. You can visit the 4000 year old copper mines and explore underground passages leading to a Bronze Age cavern. On the lower slopes is Ski Llandudno with an artificial ski slope and toboggan run.
     

Opened in 1994, the 1,500 seat North Wales Theatre on Llandudno’s promenade has quickly established itself as one of the leading theatres in the UK, and has a variety of top quality entertainment throughout the year.

Llandudno is the resort where the real Alice in Wonderland (Alice Liddell) spent her childhood summers. Visit the Alice in Wonderland Centre and venture down the rabbit hole to relive her adventures.

In addition to being North Wales’ premier holiday destination, Llandudno is also a main retail centre. Famous high street stores are all here with a stroll under the pretty Victorian canopies in Mostyn Street revealing Llandudno's tremendous choice.
 

In addition to being North Wales’ premier holiday destination, Llandudno is also a main retail centre. Famous high street stores are all here with a stroll under the pretty Victorian canopies in Mostyn Street revealing Llandudno's tremendous choice.

Take a journey through the history of our region from the largest Bronze Age copper mines in Europe, stone circles to megalithic burial chambers. Medieval castles, elegant Tudor buildings and Victorian engineering surround the historic resort of Llandudno.