Conwy Castle
Attraction
4.7 (17596 reviews)
Rose Hill St, Conwy LL32 8AY, UK
+44 300 025 2239
Did You Know?
Construction Start
Conwy Castle's construction began in 1283 by Edward I of England, who aimed to solidify his control over Wales.
Town Wall Length
The town walls surrounding Conwy Castle were an impressive 1,300 meters long, providing a formidable defense for the town and castle.
Tower Count
The town walls boasted 21 towers, adding to their defensive strength and making them a visually striking sight.
Unusual Toilets
One section of the town walls features a unique row of 12 toilets built into the outer facade, a design typically found in medieval monasteries.
Highlights from Reviews
• well-preserved castle
The castle is largely intact and incredibly well-preserved, giving a strong sense of its historical scale and past life.
• stunning views
Panoramic views from the towers and walls offer breathtaking scenery of Conwy town, the harbour, estuary, and surrounding countryside.
• rich history
The castle is deeply rooted in Welsh and English history, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts to experience medieval life.
• explorable architecture
Visitors can climb most towers, walk the battlements and walls, offering extensive exploration of the medieval fortress.
• good value entry
The entrance fee is considered reasonable, especially with discounts for members (CADW, English Heritage) and free entry for disabled visitors with a carer.
