Castle
Conwy Castle
A late-13th-century fortress built for Edward I, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site with Conwy's town walls. Restored wall-walks and towers give views over the estuary and towards the mountains, and there is an on-site exhibition. Spiral stairs and uneven floors make it better for walking children than for buggies.
📍 Conwy, Wales · LL32 8AY
Visitor information
- Ages
- 3–16+
- Typical visit
- Half day
- Address
- Rose Hill Street, Conwy LL32 8AY
- Opening times
- 1 Sep-31 Oct: daily 9:30am-5pm, last admission 30 min before close (Cadw, seen 2026-10-07); other seasons vary
Family facilities
Last checked 7 Oct 2026
- Baby changing
- Toilets
- AccessibilityApproach is a steep path with steps; cobbles, spiral staircases and low light inside. Mobility scooters may struggle.
- ParkingPay-and-display car park with disabled spaces (Cadw)
- IndoorIndoor and outdoor areas
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