Holiday Cottages To Rent in the Historic Conwy Town Walls

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Conwy Town Holiday Cottages

Self-catering holiday cottage rentals in Conwy.

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What a Conwy Holiday Can Offer

Conwy is a small market town in North Wales with many attractions for old and young alike. With great public transport links and the amazing countryside on its doorstep, the location is perfect for those looking for a holiday with access to activities. In addition, the town offers a range of nightlife, restaurants and history.
The name 'Conwy' derives from the old Welsh words 'cyn' (chief) and 'gwy' (water), the river being originally called the 'Cynwy' but now called the River Conwy. It is a popular tourist destination and its ancient castle and walled town (built between 1283 and 1289) circles a vibrant array of shops, places to eat and a number of traditional pubs.
The walls are accessible and you can walk around most of the town on the walls. As well as seaside seagulls, the walls are home to Jackdaws, which is also the nickname given to people who were born within the walls.
The town has a suspension bridge built by Thomas Telford in 1822 to replace the ferry across the River Conwy. The river also forms the tidal estuary that enables fishing boats to come into the Conwy harbour. This is also where The Smallest House in Great Britain is, which was originally occupied by fisherman Robert Jones until 1900.

Cottage No. 1

Built as a fisherman's cottage in 1872 this two bedroom cottage has been fully renovated in 2013 and has full central heating. It is comfortable and warm and has been decorated to a high …

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Welcome to Conwy

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We have prepared a short blog post that you may find helpful during your stay in Conwy. A bit of History Conwy castle was built by Edward I, during his conquest of Wales, between 1283 and 1289 and the town is fully enclosed by a defensive wall. Our cottage is located inside the town walls, and because Conwy is a small town, everything in the town is accessible on foot within 5 minutes or less. A Panoramic View A good way to get your bearings and see the whole town would be to take a walk along the town walls which will give you an incredible panoramic view over the town and the distant …

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Upper Gate

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The Town Wall Upper Gate is the entrance to the largest section of town wall and is at the top of Upper Gate Street, only 100 yards away from our cottage.  Steps lead up to the wall (where there are great views over the town to the castle and in the distance, the Snowdonia national park mountains), and you can continue walking all the way down to the quay. The Upper Gate has been the  traditional entrance to the town for couples on their way to the church to be married.                                              ...........and is now often used for wedding photos …

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