Millionaire's Row in Llandudno refers to Llys Helyg Drive, located on the western slopes of the Great Orme, known for its multi-million-pound luxury homes with spectacular sea views, especially sunsets over Conwy Bay and Anglesey. It's a highly exclusive road adjacent to Marine Drive, featuring large villas and houses with extensive grounds.
More free places to visit in North Wales include leisurely walks in country parks. Some of the best parks in North Wales include Alyn Water Country Park, Loggerheads Country Park and Maes y Pant. If you are visiting the city of Wrexham, walking along the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is a superb free thing to do.
The weekly farmers' market which sells everything from organic pork to preserves is held every Thursday at the Bay View Shopping Centre car park. Or bag yourself a bargain at the street market held in the town centre every Tuesday and Saturday.
The Quayside Market in Newcastle, UK, is held every Sunday, typically from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, featuring local crafts, art, fashion, and food along the River Tyne. It runs year-round, though hours can be affected by holidays, so checking the Newcastle City Council website is wise.
North Wales offers diverse seaside towns, with Llandudno being a classic Victorian resort (piers, promenades), Conwy & Caernarfon for history (castles), Barmouth & Harlech for dramatic Snowdonia backdrops and beaches, and Abersoch & Rhosneigr on the Llŷn Peninsula/Anglesey for water sports and vibrant vibes, catering to different tastes from traditional fun to active adventure.
Secret Llandudno by John Lawson-Reay provides an insight into Llandudno 'Queen of the Welsh Resorts'. Local author and historian John Lawson-Reay takes the reader through a series of little-known and forgotten stories, facts and anecdotes.
Cardiff-born billionaire Sir Michael Moritz, Wales' richest man, is seeking German citizenship, citing an increasingly "hostile" environment for Jews in the UK. The Silicon Valley investor, worth £4.5 billion, expressed deep concern over the rise of populist politics in both Britain and the US.
The Mostyn family connection with Llandudno and Flintshire began over 500 years ago. The majority of the town as we know it today was laid out in 1849 by the Mostyn family, who leased most of the plots for development and influenced the building design and uses of the land.
Bangor is a cathedral city and parish in Gwynedd, North Wales. It is the oldest town in Wales. Formerly part of Caernarfonshire, the parish had a population of 15,060 at the 2021 census, with 16,990 people living in the built-up area.
Situated on a private peninsula overlooking stunning coastal scenery, the Italian Riviera meets rural Wales with a riot of colour and architectural styles at Portmeirion Village. Built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, Portmeirion is now one of Wales' most popular tourist destinations.
The "777 rule for kids" has two main interpretations: a daily connection routine or developmental stages, both aimed at strengthening parent-child bonds, with the daily version suggesting 7 minutes in the morning, 7 minutes after school/work, and 7 minutes before bed for undivided attention, while the developmental approach focuses on play (0-7), teaching (7-14), and guidance (14-21), with each phase lasting seven years.
Llandudno Cable Car prices vary, but expect around £14.50-£15 for an adult return and £12.50 for a child return, with family tickets also available (around £33). Prices are subject to change and are often cash-only, so bring cash and check the official website or call ahead as they are weather-dependent and often close in high winds.
