Llandudno Visitor Centre

Croeso i Llandudno // Welcome to Llandudno

Love

Llandudno

A pier extending over calm blue water with a small sailboat and a person kayaking, under a partly cloudy sky.
View of a beach with people relaxing and swimming, lined with white buildings, and green hills in the background under a clear blue sky.

Welcome to Llandudno Visitor Centre, where you’ll find everything you need to know during your stay.

Plan

YOUR VISIT

A boat floating on water in front of a pier with small pavilions, under a cloudy sky.
A panoramic view of a seaside town, showing a bay filled with boats, a sandy beach with people sunbathing and bathing, and a row of large white buildings along the shoreline, with green hills and mountains in the background on a sunny day.
Beach with grassy foreground, sandy shoreline, calm blue ocean, house or building with cars nearby on the left, large cliffs or hills in the background under clear sky.
Beach with grassy foreground, sandy shoreline, calm blue ocean, house or building with cars nearby on the left, large cliffs or hills in the background under clear sky.
A scenic hillside landscape with grass and wildflowers, a vintage train on a track, a woman walking her dog on a path, and a cloudy sky overhead.
A scenic hillside landscape with grass and wildflowers, a vintage train on a track, a woman walking her dog on a path, and a cloudy sky overhead.
Crowd of people walking along a street decorated with orange, white, and blue bunting and string lights, with shops and houses in the background.
Crowd of people walking along a street decorated with orange, white, and blue bunting and string lights, with shops and houses in the background.
Crowd of people walking and socializing at an outdoor fair or event with bunting flags and colorful stalls.

Welcome to

llandudno

Llandudno has been welcoming visitors to its curved Victorian promenade since the 1850s, and it hasn't lost any of its charm. The town sits on its own peninsula between two beaches, with the Great Orme rising behind it, a headland you can walk, cycle, tram or cable car your way up.

It's a place that rewards slow visits. Wander the pier, the longest in Wales. Follow in the footsteps of Alice in Wonderland, whose story has deep roots here. Watch for the wild goats that have called the Orme home for over a century. And when you're ready to stop, there's a fish and chip shop or a sea view waiting round most corners. We’re Llandudno Visitor Centre a dedicated information centre in the heart of town and a team with over 25 years of experience in Welsh tourism.

ride the

great orme

tramway

Britain's only cable-hauled street tramway, running since 1902.

Line drawing of a modern, multi-story building with large windows and a garage.

Spot the

famous

Kashmiri goats

Wild residents of the Great Orme since the 19th century.

Simple outline of a goat standing on a hill

explore A

2,300 FT

VICTORIAN PIERl

Nearly 2,300 feet of Victorian ironwork, arcades and sea views.

Line drawing of a lighthouse near water.