We walked up to the orme going past the tramway station, quite a steep climb that way. Some great views on the way up. We didn't use the tram but a good way to get up there if you have mobility issues. Some lovely views at the top there is a cafe at the top, insure of the menu or prices as we didn't use it. Several paths around the orme again the views are stunning. We went to St. Tudno's Church lovely inside very peaceful. Definitely worth a visit. We walked back down a different path which started after we came out ofthe church yard it came past the ski centre and ended back in town I thought it was a better path not so steep.

Just amazing views all around and great hiking. We completed the ordnance survey route, just about three hours to complete with amazing scenery all around. Peaceful and quiet, very relaxing.

Great place for a walk, walked around it from the West shore where there are some great views to be had. The heather was in full bloom when we visited - lovely. Got stared at by a gang of Great Orme ram goats - I didn't stare back 😇.

Absolutely love this place! It was a bit difficult to walk till the top without the train and cable car but was a great experience. Really is a great spot for hiking in a sunny winter day.

truly love wales..so beautiful.. always breathtaking views.. am always stunned..always

Nice place to come and bring a picnic. Can get very busy when the weather is nice but it is well worth the steep trip to the top to observe the views across the town and out to sea. There are loads of things to do whilst up here, the mines and the old church are great to explore. A good place to bring the camera and take some pictures.

I visited hwylfa'r ceirw 2 rows of white stone for around 100yards towards the sea forming An avenue/track way ...you only get to see them clearly in winter/early spring when the bracken is at its lowest. There are also 2 round houses at the start and to the left of the rows as your looking towards sea..and the questionably named roman well is close by ...diwrnod gwych....great day

Went back for a visit after 10 years, was a beautiful sunny day which made it better albeit very windy, stunning views all around, small cafe open next to the playground, parking was cash or card.

Took the tram up as it was a hot day, Excellent views as we went up, Decent cafe at top which gets busy, As for the views, Just stunning, we walked all around and came across the goat's and sheep, There is another cafe on the far side, which is handy on a hot day. A must visit when in Llandudno.

Wonderful scenery. You can drive or walk. If driving, be aware of the sheep. Sometimes, they can appear where you expect the least. If walking to the top, have in mind if the weather gets windy, cable cars might not be working for safety precious.

Definitely worth the worth visit and the views are brilliant. There's a few ways to get up and down but be aware half way tickets cannot be purchased at the half way tram stop, only at the top or bottom. Plenty of space and nice little shop at the top. Would recommend.

Been a couple of times, and the drive up is amazing the scenery is beautiful, there's a church and cemetery half way up , loads of sheep and rabbits, it was a very windy day up at the very top, but lovely in the cafe, where you can buy sandwiches and lovely cakes, brilliant photo opportunities all around,

What a great place for amazing panoramic view. So much going on, tram on one side, cable car on another. Also possible to get up by car. Cafe and toilets available, nice to just relax and enjoy the view

Took the tram car up and the views was breath taking. Definitely worth a visit up. 2 Nice little cafés up there and mini golf a little park as well. Also a great souvenir shop.

Wish I could rate this place 10 stars! The toll is 4.5£ for a car in 2023 still very cheap considering free parking. The view from top is breathtaking. I never climbed that much height before but when reached there and saw the north side I was amazed. There is free parking, child play area, visitor toilet as well as cafe or eating place. You also can play mini golf, I can just seat and enjoy the green mountain top, blue sky and green/blue water views for hours. I recommend to go there on a sunny day for best views and also be careful to walk, its very windy. When you climb down and finish the full marine drive it will just gave wonderful memories.

Love this place. Can't visit Llandudno without a drive up the Orme. I've also been up there, in the past, using the tram, which is a great experience. Never used the cable cars though.

Quite a nice place to visit. If you go on a nice day there are plenty of views to be had. A fun crazy golf course that opens after 11:00. The cafe if well priced and the cakes seem to be of ample portions. Go on a return journey by tram if that's your thing or drive to the top with stunning views. The only down side for me was the over priced car park at the top. Starts at £4.50.

Great pier. Really lively, lots of small shops selling the usual souvenirs and refreshments. Big wheel near the prom, punch and Judy and arcades. Lovely views out to sea and Llandudno seafront. We even saw jellyfish in the gorgeous clear water. Highly recommended!

The place is very lively and has a ton of things to do. From retro arcades to souvenirs, shopping, and tons of food options. The sea view from here is pretty amazing. The water is turquoise blue, and just standing on the pier and taking in the atmosphere can be a very healing experience. Highly recommend for a weekend visit here!

First time back in Llandudno for 2 years. I was impressed with the investment, there were several positive changes to the town, the peer and the general area. It was clean and we found lots to do. The peer was bustling with life, 95% of the shops were trading and the arcades had been renovated with new machines and a modern card system. Will definitely be back soon

Very bracing walk out to the end of this Victorian pier. All the usual amusements and hot, crunchy portion of chips to take back along the promenade. Wonderful.

This was near perfect. Llandudno is such a beautiful place that coupled with the right weather it will remain in your hearts forever. There are many good food spots on the pier . Particularly liked the fish and chips. It was not overcrowded, but there were enough tourists to make it a jolly affair. Walking up and down the pier through the wind has such a calming effect on us.

Lots of bits and bobs to do and look at. Bring money if you have kids because there are lots of rides! Fresh Donuts are highly recommended! The record shop had decent prices and there are a few arcades on the pier. Please leave a donation for Punch and Judy, even if you don't get to see the show. It's such a great tradition!

What a great pier! It was honestly like stepping back in time with all the traditional rides for children and hook a duck etc. Great for people watching too. There was a great character walking up and down with his two toy monkeys in a pram and music playing! It put a smile on my face. Great bar at the end of the pier and amusements too.

We had a wonderful time at the pier. It's a perfect place to enjoy beer and small snacks. We also had fun playing arcade games. The arcade at the beginning has more games, while the one at the end is less crowded. It's a place where you can spot both children and adults having a great time. Additionally, there are other small rides available for kids.

Fantastic place of visit in North wales. No need to go down to the south of England for the beach gate away as this place’s scenery is incredible, calm, and relax. I wish I could have lived in this town for a long term. Will definitely come back to visit here on summertime. Also the town is loads of shops, restaurants, b&b, hotels.

Visited last weekend. Nice place to visit individually as well as with friends and family. Games are available for children. Lots of space to sit and enjoy many views. Many shops around. I definitely recommend visiting.

Busy but unique atmosphere Pier. Lots of bits and bobs on a side, small pub at the end, and snack bar. Nice view to a Llandudno coast line. Definitely recommend you try fish and chips at the beginning of the pier - worth waiting in a queue!

It was a gorgeous day weather wise, so an hour or so on the pier. Some lovely little shops, one with some fantastic art in to purchase. Stopped for a soft drink and a sit down to people watch. Lots to do for families, children's rides, etc. Toilets also available. Will definitely be back

Such a wonderful promenade and delightful pier to visit, even off season (January). The shops and refreshment kiosks at the Promenade end of the pier are really good quality, and the staff are so friendly.

A perfect place to spend time with your family and friends. It has good options for snack and coffee. Near the entrance there is a a big area fir kids activities.

Not many of these are left now so it's well worth a visit. There are lots of things going on even out of season and the views off the pier are amazing. It can get a bit manic in the height of summer so if you want to enjoy this little gem at a more chilled pace then it is worth coming during the winter months. As with most places like this you have to have realistic expectations,the pier is a little rundown but for me that just adds to the charm, prices in the shops are a little high but that is just a sign of the times and most of what they sell is the usual tat that you get at this sort of place but that's the point of Coming. Combined with a walk around the town centre this makes for a very pleasant day out.

A really lovely pier!! It has some great history behind it and you can see great care is taken of it!! Incredible views from the pier back to the buildings along the cost!! Amusements on the end are decent and the toilets were definitely recently renovated!!!!

Lovely old fashion pier which we enjoyed walking around. there was a lovely pub at the end and surprisingly in February everything was open, well almost everything. The arcades were old-fashioned too with penny slots and certainly gave off a nostalgic vibe. The views of the bay were great from the end of the pier too.

The pier let us view the stunning the scene of the ocean as well as the beach. The straight footpath on the pier with shops is very comfortable for pedestrians and dog walkers. What you should care is to select a day with nice weather.

Once parking was sorted at £3.50 for 4 hours it was time to explore. The shops on the pier were just starting to get ready for Easter. Flashing Lights arcades are mostly cashless, but still worth a visit. The drive east along the coastal road is very relaxing.

Piers are a great British institution, they would never be built in today’s modern world so we have to maintain, celebrate & enjoy these special places & Llandudno pier is no exception. A great pier - one of the best in the UK.

Short break, really clean prom. Lovely town, lots of shops ( they don't open very early though). Spoilt for choice tea/coffee shops and places to eat. Need good weather to enjoy the place which fortunately we did. Really enjoyed it.

Lovely wide promenade to walk along next to the North Shore Town Beach. Lots of benches to sit on along the prom where you can sit and enjoy the views.

I think this is one of the best proms in the country. It looks stunning from a distance and up close. Only be a few of the hotels are a little past their best but the fully functional pier and punch and Judy show add a sprinkle of nostalgia of a bygone era.

Beautiful place, stayed not far from the main town. Clean tidy, dog friendly (although came out of season). Definitely coming back to explore some more

This would have to be extremely popular in the height of Summer, a great area to explore located in a picturesque cove. Pretty much how I would envision any great European esplanade, loved the historical buildings lining the shores. Only downside is the lack of public toilets in this area, perhaps we just overlooked them.

Very good for walks with friends, family or date with your partner. Night walks are very pleasant after a hot day. It's illuminated, you have benches and the main street is few feet away. Restaurants and takeaways are in a few minutes walking distance. Runners will like it since the sea air cleans your lungs.

Lovely promenade to walk and very easy access for prams and wheelchairs as well. Mostly a calm place where it’s the sea and you… and the seagulls. Busy on weekends and holidays but the hustle bustle feels good as well

What a beautiful place to visit, had a lovely day. Easy to park the car & easy to get around on my mobility scooter. Even the pier was scooter & dog friendly. Definitely recommend.

My wife and I strolled along the very wide and long promenade on a dry but windy and chilly day. Everything looks clean, litter free and graffiti free. Seating all along the rear of the promenade and new sheltered seating area being installed. We couldn't believe the number of wind turbines out in the sea. All the hotel fronts look well maintained. We walked out to the end of the pier and had hot refreshments in the ocean cafe.

Lovely walk. Different from one end to the other. Great place to people watch. Do not eat by the pier end. The seagulls are vicious.

Amazing promenade well worth a walk along it will take about 20 minutes or so to get from one end to the other. Great location to forget the world and blow the cobwebs away. There are plenty of eateries just off the front. A peer at one end with lots of amusements for young and old. There are even speed boat rides weather permitting. It’s a definite recommendation from me.

Love the wide promenade. Easy walking and plenty of shared space for cyclists, wheelchairs etc. If you fancy more of a challenge, the walk up to great Orme has some stunning views.

Amazing place to day out with family. Good food, activities for both kids and adults and beautiful clean blue water. The seagulls are a bit naughty but definitely recommend to everyone to visit. Will go again.

It's a nice place to walk hand in hand, with your loved ones, It is nice until many more people get the same idea as you. Then it's crowded and you have to watch your surroundings so you don't bump into people around, rather than watching the view. A free parking slot could be tricky to find, parking machines are available. The mobile signal is very poor, (at least O2). Plenty places to eat, public toilets are there as well, but queues 🤷‍♀️.

Pleasant, relaxing, scenic place anytime, morning, afternoon, evening, night. A continuous, curved bench a quarter mile long accommodates beautiful sunrises, tides, and people watching. Free concerts (donations accepted)!

Lovely stroll along the promenade. It's clean and well maintained. Plenty of small shops to buy souvenirs or snacks. Few fairground rides for kids too

We were headed from Manchester to Conway castle and decided to stop to see the Llandudno Promenade. It was absolutely worth it. Stunning views all along the waterfront. I would love to see it again in warmer months.

Lovely place to visit. It's very clean and tidy, either a bit of a buzz about the town. We will definitely be back in the summer.

At almost 2 miles long it's impressively maintained and a lovely place to walk taking in the Ormes Bay / Llandudno Bay, especially at sunset in the summer. Annoyingly popular with cyclists, runners and dog walkers. Can be difficult to park. The Pier at the west-end is a cool place to visit, as is 'The Great Orme' beyond that. The grand, Victorian-style buildings remind you of days gone by where Llandudno was flourishing as a great tourist attraction. Today these buildings have been split into flats and mostly low-end hotels.

A beautiful picturesque spot to relax and unwind. We arrived just after sunset, however the view was still stunning and we could see lighting in the far away distance across the sea as the skies were clear. The promenade is beautifully lit up as the evening approaches so visiting day or night is recommended.

Lovely walk along the promenade, always easy to park and great shops too.

An incredible walk through history, exploring an origin point for the Bronze Age on the continent. There was no wait time for the self-guided tour, and the tunnels are quite safe but can get slippery. Be mindful of your phone if you're taking pictures, as there are many places to drop it where you can't retrieve it. You may struggle if you have issues with tight spaces or heights. The tunnels can be quite narrow, as the original Bronze Age miners would have only cleared as much space as they needed. There are also deep pits that you walk over, covered by metal grates so you can't fall in, but you can still see down through the grates and some people may find that unsettling.

Fantastic place to visit that will take you way back to ancient times. Very atmospheric and gives a good account of what it would have been like for the ancient miners. You need to watch the visitor film and read all of the signs along the way to get a full appreciation of the site.

Very informative self guided tour and very interesting walk inside the mine, £10.5 is a bit overpriced but it is worth a visit. This was definitely the highlight of my trip to llandudno

A fascinating bronze age mine, which changed the way we look at British history. Self guided tour, which takes about an hour. Ticket prices are a bit steep, but we enjoyed it none the less. Be advised that the tunnels can get quite tight at times. There is a small souvenir shop and car park.

Wow this is great place to visit been wanting to do this for years but was on the larger size so was worried I'd get stuck. so after loosing weight I decided I'd visit and wasn't disappointed walking around the mines with my daughter who loved walking round until she forgot to duck and the helmet banging on the rock which obviously banged her head. We bout a few mementos of our visit ( quartz Rock, gold flakes in alcohol and a book on the mines), would definitely visit again.

Fascinating place! Hard to believe both how old this place is and how recently it was discovered! Still so much more to uncover of what would have been a huge community based on copper mining. I am not a lover of things underground and tight spaces but this was achievable for me. I felt safe and didn’t feel scared at all given that it was just all so interesting!! The cavern is amazing… photos cannot do it justice. We even took the dog and 2 babies (in slings). Just go!! This place is unique in the UK.

Well did enjoy our trip?! my grandchildren were well and truly awed by the place lots of giggles and a few nervous screams lol. I'm just sorry that I forgot to fetch my card with me to go into the very reasonably priced gift shop!! No really it was and there was a really good second hand book shop too!

WoW .. this place is definitely worth a visit. The tunnels are awesome, and the history behind the place is interesting. It is narrow and steep in places, but not as daunting as you might think. There are handrails and plenty of safety precautions..

This is a great place. The shop has loads of books about Wale's history, place names and places to go... maps of walks and cycle rides, all the the tourist stuff and loads of stones and jewellery items. Really is something for everyone. The exhibition is eye opening... The conditions that the people worked in and the ingenuity they had is incredible. The exhibits, videos and text around the site were interesting and educational. The chance to actually go underground and see where they mined was fantastic... It really brought to life the scary and dark and damp conditions kids as young as 5 worked in underground. Well worth a visit.

We've been to Skara Brae on Orkney and Stonehenge in Wiltshire. This is on a par with them. Awesome bronze age mines that have changed our understanding of prehistory. Fantastic!

A Must see for anyone interested in Ancient history. Our tour guide recommended this site as we were staying in Llandudno. The site surpassed expectations and you only get to see a small fragment of the caves! They have a wonderful museum that explains the site and what an important find it was. The main chamber was so massive that it was hard to capture how impressive it was in a photo. Go see for yourself and be amazed at how prehistoric peoples carved these huge caverns out by hand.

A must Go attraction! Highly recommended. You can walk into an ancient mines. Feeling adventurous but not too difficult. No matter kids or teens, definitely, they are excited. One suggestion is to wear a pair proper shoes or hiking ones as the floor in the mines is slippery.

Very interesting place, makes you think how advanced we were back then. The tunnels are narrow and not for anyone clostrophobic. Whilst you only get to go through about 200 mtrs of the tunnels, it's enough to give you and impression of how it felt. Even worse when you think all you had back then was an animal fat lamp. The introduction room and short film gives you some detail about the site, but doesn't overload you with too many facts. You don't spend too long here. I would say Two hours max , but a good place to visit. You can access it by road, or if you want you can go by tram from Llandudno. The midway station stops just across the road from it, before heading a few hundred metres up to the top.