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This beautiful, lesser-known region of Wales is truly capturing hearts with its stunning landscapes and vibrant countryside. Nestled in the northeastern corner of Wales, it includes the charming areas of Llangollen, Rhyl and Prestatyn, Mold, along with the awe-inspiring Corwen and Berwyn mountains. If you have a passion for nature and outdoor adventures, this destination beckons you to explore. Begin your journey in Llangollen, where gently rolling hills meet the serene flow of the River Dee. This picturesque town offers a perfect starting point to uncover all that this area has to offer – from rich heritage to thrilling activities and year-round festivals. It's home to some of Wales' best walking paths that cater to every interest. Mold also promises fantastic walking adventures through cross-country trails or within one of its many country parks. Moel Famau Country Park alone spans more than 2,000 acres across the breathtaking Clwydian Hills—an invitation for endless exploration. Whether you're drawn by culture or captivated by scenery this part of North Wales guarantees not just satisfaction but enchantment. Discover our curated selection of North Wales Borders cottages today—the perfect gateway to your next unforgettable adventure.
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The North Wales borders offer a variety of attractions and activities, blending stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Discover our Wales holiday cottages situated in all the right places.
Here are the top five things to do in this region:
Chester, just across the border in England, is a historic city with Roman roots and medieval architecture. Highlights include:
Chester Cathedral:
A beautiful Gothic cathedral with impressive architecture and a peaceful cloister garden.
Chester Rows:
Unique two-tiered shopping galleries dating back to the Middle Ages.
Chester Roman Amphitheatre:
The largest stone-built Roman amphitheatre in Britain.
Chester Zoo:
One of the UK's top zoos, home to over 21,000 animals.
Llangollen, in Denbighshire, is a picturesque town known for its scenic beauty and cultural festivals. Must-see attractions include:
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct:
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 19th-century aqueduct offers stunning views of the Dee Valley.
Llangollen Canal:
Perfect for a leisurely boat trip or a scenic walk.
Llangollen Railway:
A heritage steam railway offering rides through the beautiful Dee Valley.
International Eisteddfod:
An annual festival of music, dance, and culture held each July.
Moel Famau is the highest hill in the Clwydian Range and offers excellent hiking opportunities with panoramic views.
Jubilee Tower:
The summit is marked by the remains of the Jubilee Tower, built to commemorate the golden jubilee of King George III.
Loggerheads Country Park:
At the base, this park provides a great starting point with visitor facilities and various trails.
Erddig Hall, near Wrexham, is a well-preserved 18th-century country house managed by the National Trust.
Historic House and Gardens:
The house is filled with original furnishings and family memorabilia, and the gardens are beautifully landscaped.
Servants' Quarters:
Offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the estate’s workers.
Chirk Castle, a National Trust property near the town of Chirk, is a magnificent medieval fortress.
Castle Tours:
Explore the grand rooms and learn about the castle's history.
Gardens and Parkland:
The extensive grounds include beautifully manicured gardens and ancient woodland.
Offa's Dyke Path:
The castle is located near this famous long-distance footpath, offering great hiking opportunities.
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