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The restaurant at Castle Cottage is recommended in the major food guides – a continuous entry for the last 25 years!. They have steadily built up a reputation for good food, both locally and with visitors to the area.

A luxury, 5 star family run Restaurant with Rooms, dating from the 16th century it is two of the oldest houses in Harlech, close to the ancient castle.

Six of the best in Snowdonia Mountains and Coast 

The Coastal Way in North Wales is dotted with historic sites. You’ll come across everything from mighty medieval fortresses to intimate manor houses – and a very special place that marks the birthplace of the National Trust. We’ve picked out a few highlights, listed from north to south, so that you can create your own heritage-themed journey.

Steeped in history, Madryn Castle is a five star family-run holiday home park conveniently situated in the heart of Llŷn Peninsula, with immaculately manicured grounds that are part of an old castle estate built by local gentry in the 19th century

Starting at the Wales/England border and running westwards for 75 miles/120km to the tip of Anglesey, The North Wales Way is one of three Wales Way touring routes created to guide and inspire visitors. Each ‘Way’ has been designed as a fluid experience, not a route that’s set in stone, with plenty of diversions off the main path that allow you to explore further and deeper.

This four-day itinerary will introduce you to a host of historic buildings and ancient sites – each alive with millennia of myths, legends and heritage.

Great opportunity to see nature in the midst of Penrhyn Castle grounds.

Distance: 1.6 km / 1 miles
Approx time: 1 hours
Ordnance Survey Map: OS Landranger 115
Parking: Penrhyn Castle Car Park

The Slate Valleys Route is a 60 mile journey into Snowdonia's magnificent slate landscape, which we hope will be designated as a World Heritage Site celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the area. Follow the route to discover stories of the Welsh Slate Industry including a visit to Castell Penrhyn Castle a 19th-century fantasy castle with spectacular surroundings.

Freshly baked cakes, great coffee and amazing views of the area. A must for those planning a trip to the castle. 

Caernarfon is home to Wales’ most famous castle and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mighty Caernarfon Castle commands the lion’s share of attention, but the town’s narrow streets and stylishly redeveloped waterfront also merit a visit. The castle, built in the 13th century by Edward I as a royal palace and military fortress, was at the core of a medieval walled town.

Over 3/4m (1.2km) of town walls, one of the finest and most complete sets in Europe, with twenty-one towers and three gateways. N and W of castle, enclosing much of the town.