Top Things to do in Colwyn Bay
What to do and see in Colwyn Bay, Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom including Colwyn Bay Library, Bay Gallery, St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Colwyn Bay Promenade, Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park, Colwyn Bay Beach, Bayview Shopping Centre, Eirias Stadium, Colwyn Bay Railway Station.
Restaurants in Colwyn Bay
1. Colwyn Bay Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
2. Bay Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By deborahdD4715IA - Prestatyn, United Kingdom
I love this Gallery and have been a member for many years. They have lots of different artwork by different artist,so something for everyone. Plus ceramics , jewellery and lots more. They have lots of different workshops throughout the week that are suitable for all abilities. Worth a visit
3. St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By rogert361
This is a church which is reaching out to the community in every way it can. Father Frank and Father Vimal live stream mass each day. The production is very clear, professional and joy to watch and take part in from the comfort of your home. The Rosary is live streamed on a Saturday evening. They operate St Joseph’s community connect which meets the needs of the community during this difficult time. Nothing is too much trouble and is a fantastic help when a need arrises. From time to time reflections are broadcast which are a tremendous encouragement. The churches website is well managed with a wealth of useful and encouraging information.The flower display on the alter are a ray of sunshine and lift your spirits. I can highly recommend this church, why not give it a try.
4. Colwyn Bay Promenade
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Anna_Ames9 - Devon, United Kingdom
What a lovely promenade this is for sure. It’s good flat walking with a lovely view of the beach and the sea, plus some interesting information on some flagstones. Nice cafés too. Great way to spend a sunny Sunday.
5. Welsh Mountain Zoo
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4.0 based on 2,017 reviews
This conservation zoo has a wide range of rare and endangered animals from around the world.
Reviewed By janeisobeld
I found the Welsh Mountain Zoo captivating and chimpanzee enclosure area where public sat for 15 - 20 mins interesting for animal lovers and informative ..Chimps not in there long enough to cause distress and in a family group ...Captive maybe, but a small group of chimps protected and loved by staff, you could see that clearly and not just for our entertainment ...Another outside area to go to later Loved by the zoo you could see that and the young man who cared for their group. Amazing to be so close to a species under threat ... Flamencos in a beautiful spot .. Sea Lion well fed and all seals swimming freely and a chat to the public same man about plastic, the environment and conservation...Generally very informative for animal lovers who care Otters photo here very happy ... Deer, horses, emu, all amazing in bright sunshine ... I did not get chance to see all the animals Tiger was asleep after feeding in his sleeping area and has a huge section later to play and be a tiger Good value for money under £7 and best day out ever for me personally Highly recommend to visit, and will go again 2020 ... Conservation is importa\nt to protect wildlife and the Snow Leopard will get a bigger area soon to roam freely that is being built ..
6. Eirias Park
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4.0 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By D4982TYsophied
Great place to go with your kids if they love bikes, scooters or skateboards. Really nice place for a picnic too.
7. Colwyn Bay Beach
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4.0 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By sunseasandtime - Conwy, United Kingdom
Millions have been spent over the past 5 years making this one of the best beaches in the UK. It’s quietly become a real asset to North Wales... New sand has been pumped in, the water is blue flag, there’s kiosks and a decent restaurant at Porth Eirias, toilets, water sports and a fantastic prom with a cycling lane and flat walks for miles. Neighbouring Rhos on Sea is a 15 minute walk with its shops and cafes. It wasn’t a surprise to see how popular it’s become over the Summer. A really well thought out regeneration!
8. Bayview Shopping Centre
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4.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By LindseyThomas74 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Lots of different shops...plenty of choice free parking and all under cover..love the little market stall dotted around in here
9. Eirias Stadium
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4.0 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By KeithRR_12 - Horley, United Kingdom
Great for people in north Wales to experience Elton John, Lionel Ritchie etc in open air concerts. Absolutely superb ..... when the weather is fine !
