Llandudno: the shining jewel of the Welsh seaside.

Llandudno is a charming seaside town located in the County Borough of Conwy, Wales. It has been established as a holiday resort since the mid-Victorian era🏖️. Known as the "Queen of Welsh Resorts", this town is famous for its crescent-shaped bay🌊, Victorian architecture🏛️ and rich cultural heritage. Llandudno's promenade (Llandudno Promenade) is an attraction not to be missed🚶‍♀️. It not only has long walking paths for tourists to stroll👣, but also a row of pastel-colored buildings🌈, including various hotels, bars and Cafe ☕️. Llandudno Pier is a historic landmark🎡, providing bars, cafes and shopping malls🛍️. It is a good place to enjoy the sea breeze and sea view🌬️. The Great Orme is another highlight of Llandudno⛰️. This limestone headland is a nature reserve🌿 and provides a number of walking paths🚶‍♂️ for visitors to explore on foot🧭. The observation deck on the top of the mountain is the best place to overlook the entire bay and town👀. If you want to go up the mountain easily, you can choose to take the Great Orme Cable Car, which is the longest passenger cable car in the UK🎢 and provides a unique mountaineering experience🧗‍♀️. Happy Valley is a beautiful park in the town🌺. It used to be a quarry⛏️ and is now a leisure place full of green grass and pine trees🌲. There are also golf courses and an amphitheatre🏞️, which are great places for locals and tourists to relax and entertain🎉. Mostyn Street is the town's main commercial street, offering a variety of shopping and dining options. Every May, the Victorian Carnival is held here, when the streets are transformed into an open-air playground full of joy and color. Llandudno is not only a great place for nature lovers, but also for cultural and historical explorers. This was the inspiration for Alice in Wonderland, and the town is dotted with Alice-related statues and attractions, allowing visitors to follow the traces of this classic story.