What to do and see in Conwy County, Wales: The Best Walking Tours

The tour encompasses the whole of Conwy Town Walls and Quayside including climbing up to the top of the highest tower (weather conditions permitting) and finding our way through the medieval streets to get the best views of the Castle and defensive walls as well as the river and mountains.

Inclusions: Tour Guide

Exclusions: Admission tickets

This is a history tour made interesting with plenty of stories for young and old alike led by a lady in traditional Welsh costume - tall black hat and all. We visit all the main attractions in Conwy hearing the about past and present inhabitants - real and ghostly alike. Your guide is a resident of Conwy so you'll get a real insight into what it is like living in the town today as well as in the past. Also provided is a receiver so you can remain apart from others and not miss a word of the guides commentary

Inclusions: A guide dressed in traditional Welsh costume, An audio transmitter for hearing the guide's commentary whilst maintaining social distancing

Exclusions: Ear phones or you can buy a disposable set

Sightseeing Tours the way they should be. Fully narrated and escorted by driver guides who love their jobs almost as much as you will love your day with them. Navigating exciting hidden roads and routes unique to BusyBus. Fun and laughter all the way, all day.

Inclusions: Guide

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Sightseeing Tours the way they should be. Fully narrated and escorted by driver guides who love their jobs almost as much as you will love your day with them. Navigating exciting hidden roads and routes into the superb landscape, we will show you sights that most tourists will never get to see. Fun and laughter all the way, all day.

Inclusions: Driver guides

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This is for adventurous travelers, this self guided tour shows you all the highlights in Conwy, Llandudno and around. We don't take you by the hand and lead you, we let you discover everything for yourself and tell you the history and stories associated with the location. Once activated you have 48 hours access ideal to take your own time and enjoy your travels.

Inclusions: Map and Images of the city., 48 hours of uninterrupted content.

Exclusions: You will need a mobile phone with access to the internet

We'll meet outside the Post Office where we'll get to know each other and then we'll walk on a short section of the town walls and then we'll enjoy the spectacle of this magnificent UNESCO world heritage site building where you'll learn the historical background. I'll have the tickets and then we'll go in and explore it. We'll wander around the defensive structures and learn what life was like living in such a castle. We'll climb up a tower and walk along the wall walks. (Those not wanting to do this will be advised where they can rejoin the tour). After about an hour in the castle we'll walk through the old walled town past the interesting churchyard and down to the quayside to see the oldest building in Conwy and the Smallest House in Great Britain. The tour ends outside the fascinating Plas Mawr - one of the finest Elizabethan town houses in Britain. Your tour includes entry to this and the audio commentary. Allow at least another hour for this visit.

Inclusions: Entry to sites, Guide, A portable receiver to hear the guide's commentary whilst remaining apart from the group. You will need to provide earpieces with a headphone socket or can buy from guide for £1

Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off

This tour is a splendid mixture of history spiced up with visits to specialist food venues. Beginning outside the famous world heritage castle we'll hear about the Norman conquest of Wales then we tour the medieval streets learning it's fascinating history. We'll pop into venues such as the chocolatiers who supply Harrods, award-winning butchers, or the renowned local ice-cream maker whose family came from Italy a few generations ago. When you get thirsty we'll visit the winner of the Best Independent Off-license in Britain or the only pub in Britain owned by a consortium of microbreweries. We'll stroll down to the quayside amidst the lobster and prawn pots learning all about Conwy mussels and their traditional harvest methods. Of course, we'll make a photo-stop at the Smallest House in Great Britain. I'll point out the best of our local restaurants and food outlets so you can decide between fine-dining local mussels or fresh fish and chips eaten watching the boats.

Inclusions: We'll have a tasting menu of local food and drink, Local beer tasting

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