Top Things to do in Conwy
What to do and see in Conwy, Wales: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Conwy, United Kingdom including Conwy Art & Craft, Baravelli's, Conwy Mountain, Conwy Town Walls, Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, The Albion Ale House, Conwy Quay, Conwy Mussels Co., Church of St Mary & All Saints, Bodlondeb Woods Local Nature Reserve.
Restaurants in Conwy
1. Conwy Art & Craft
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
We are a small Art and Craft shop in the centre of the beautiful town of Conwy. Surrounded by wonderful independant shops, a Castle and a quaint harbour. We provide space for local artists and crafters to show and sell their work. With a friendly, happy atmosphere our customers, both local and visitors are always keen to come back. Shop, Studio and meeting place.
2. Baravelli's
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 69 reviews
Artisan chocolatier based within the walls of Conwy. All chocolates are made on the premises. We are Wales' first bean to bar chocolatier and have real chocolate bars made with beans from Costa Rica, Ecuador, Trinidad and Madagascar. Contact us for more information. Please note: Our shop has step free access but our workshops are all held upstairs. We have been awarded a Food Hygiene Rating of 5 (Very Good) by our local council.
Reviewed By 922kathrynh
If you love chocolate you will love these guys! I ordered a selection of Dragon Eggs from the Easter Range online as gifts which arrived 2 days after ordering! When they arrived they were well packaged to protect the eggs and the eggs themselves were beautifully presented and decorated. I then placed another order and called to check a couple of things with my order. The gentleman was extremely friendly and helpful! The service and experience from start to finish has been absolutely brilliant! I would highly recommend and I will definitely be ordering again. Thank you for amazing chocolate!
3. Conwy Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By SapphireEngland
Conwy Mountain is lovely to visit. Actually finding the base of the mountain was a bit challenging as we kept going the wrong way but it is straightforward if you know the way! It's a lovely walk up the mountain via the easiest walk and not very strenuous at all. There are wild ponies on the mountain and sheep which is a nice bonus. The views are stunning. Most people seemed to be equipped with hiking boots and walking poles etc although on a nice day a pair of trainers were more than adequate.
4. Conwy Town Walls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,471 reviews
Reviewed By 358EricN - London, United Kingdom
Conwy town walls are one of the few medieval examples in Britain that are almost complete. The fact that you can walk almost the whole length (free!) Makes them all but irresistible. The only daunting aspects are the uneven surfaces (well, wouldn't you expect that after well over 700 years?), some heights that may make some people nervous and a few steep climbs that do tax this septuagenarian. All can be overcome with a little care and it is certainly worth it. From the views up and down the Conwy estuary from the lowest point of the wall jutting into the river, to the spectacular vista of the town from the highest point of the wall every step offers a new perspective. Even better, you are never far from a good place for a rest and refreshment whenever the need arises at any of the 6 access points to the wall. Keep an eye on the kids and imagine yourself as a member of the English garrison charged with keeping the Welsh out of the town once the curfew bell had sounded. It offers an opening into the fascinating history of the area.
5. Royal Cambrian Academy of Art
6. The Albion Ale House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 352 reviews
Traditional 1920's grade II listed pub specialising in locally produced ale from 'Conwy Brewery' 'Great Orme brewery' Bragdy'r Nant brewery' and 'Purple Moose brewery' -CAMRA Wales' Pub of the Year 2013. -Winner of English Heritage Pub design of the Year award 2013.
Reviewed By 92glennw - Burntwood, United Kingdom
Fantastic pub with some excellent beers, staff are friendly as are the regulars. Food is a little unusual, only different Porto pies but they are excellent and I enjoyed the one I had, beers are very well kept. As a beer pub it’s very hard to fault
7. Conwy Quay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By deebeeceeUk - Doncaster, United Kingdom
Just lovely to enjoy the views and watch the boats come and go. So much to enjoy, a bonus when the sun shines
8. Conwy Mussels Co.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By carsski - North Wales, United Kingdom
These mussels are the best I've ever eaten! They are big, juicy and tasty. At £6 for 2kg they're good value too. I cooked them with bacon, white wine, garlic, parsley and double cream. Delicious!
9. Church of St Mary & All Saints
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Stunning Medieval Church at the heart of this beautiful town, nearly a century older than Conwy Castle. March-October: Free entry 10am-4pm Weekdays and 10-12 Saturdays. Services 11am Wednesday and 11am Sunday all year. (November to February: Group visits by arrangement).
Reviewed By esorlegin - Conwy, United Kingdom
And old church - look for the red sandstone in the walls......this was removed from a ruined Roman fort 4 miles inland. One grave, “We are seven” is moving. 7 children on one grave all siblings! Have a walk around and look at the grave stones - history!
