Navigation:
2 Days
Llangollen - Snowdonia National Park - Dolgellau - Caernarfon
Distance:
170½ miles (170.5 km)
Airport:
Manchester
Plan your route: VisitBritain Journey Planner
Ikut laluan indah ini dari bandar Roman hingga ke Taman Negara; dari kawasan pantai ke pergunungan dan istana ke gua-gua. Setiap persinggahan berkaitan dengan mitos dan lagenda Wales utara.
Llangollen - Snowdonia National Park: 42 miles (67.5 km)
Totals for day: 42 miles (67.5 km)
Must see & do:
Llangollen Museum | Llangollen Wharf boat trips | Llangollen Fringe Festival
Journey west to the mountains, waterfalls and ice-blue lakes of the Snowdonia National Park. Masa untuk meninggalkan kereta dan bersedia untuk berjalan kaki, kerana ia adalah cara terbaik untuk menerokai kawasan ini. Anda juga boleh menaiki kereta api berkuasa stim hingga ke puncak Gunung Snowdon yang setinggi 3,560 kaki.
Must see & do:
Caernarfon Castle | Snowdon Mountain Railway | Llechwedd Slate Caverns | Harlech Castle | Ffestiniog Railway | Conwy Castle | Bodnant Garden
Snowdonia National Park - Dolgellau: 22 miles (36 km)
Dolgellau - Caernarfon: 41½ miles (67 km)
Totals for day: 63½ miles (103 km)
Must see & do:
Cymer Abbey | Coed y Brenin Visitor Centre | King Arthur's Labyrinth | Cilgerran Castle
Now head to the sea and follow the breathtaking Welsh coastline north to Caernarfon. Tempat tumpuan di pekan pinggir laut yang sibuk ini adalah kubu zaman pertengahan yang telah dibina oleh Edward I – Istana Caernarfon. Akhiri lawatan anda dengan mengunjungi Tapak Warisan Dunia yang sebenar, Istana Conwy.
Must see & do:
Caernarfon Castle | Welsh Highland Railway | Inigo Jones Slate Works | Segontium Roman Museum | Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum
For more information on areas covered by this itinerary visit Wales Tourist Board.
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