Your guide to North Wales
Local news, what's on, weather, travel and guides, for the people who live here and everyone who visits. From Anglesey and Eryri to the coast and the Dee Valley.North Wales right now
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Coming up
- Fri 30 OctHalloween Emoji Workshop at StorielStoriel, Bangor
- Until Sun 1 NovWales Whisky Fest 2026The Imperial Hotel, Llandudno
- Fri 30 OctEvening Entertainment at The Grand Hotel: Cabaret, Bingo & KaraokeThe Grand Hotel, Llandudno
- Fri 30 OctTir Prince Market and Car Boot Sale, TowynTir Prince, Abergele
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Autumn in North Wales
Dark evenings, crisp walks and cosy weekends. Here is what to do this season.
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What's on
Events across North Wales
Gigs, shows, markets, festivals, sport and family days out. Filter by type or date.
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Fri 30 OctHalloween Emoji Workshop at StorielStoriel, BangorA half-term workshop at Storiel for ages 5 and over, led by artist Hannah Coates-Shea, making Celtic-inspired emoji masks from recycled card and string. - 30Oct
Until Sun 1 NovWales Whisky Fest 2026The Imperial Hotel, LlandudnoWales Whisky Fest returns to Llandudno over the weekend of 30 October to 1 November 2026, with whisky tastings at The Imperial Hotel. - 30OctFri 30 OctEvening Entertainment at The Grand Hotel: Cabaret, Bingo & KaraokeThe Grand Hotel, LlandudnoThe Grand Hotel, Llandudno puts on evening entertainment most nights, with cabaret acts, bingo and karaoke.
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Fri 30 OctTir Prince Market and Car Boot Sale, TowynTir Prince, AbergeleOne of North Wales's biggest open-air markets and car boot sales, at Tir Prince in Towyn near Abergele. - 30Oct
Until Sat 31 OctTrick or Tee at Zip World LlechweddZip World Llechwedd, Blaenau FfestiniogHalloween adventure golf deep in the Llechwedd slate caverns: 18 holes across four underground levels under red lights and spooky sounds, with a hot dog, fries and soft drink... - 30OctFri 30 Oct, 10amPumpkin Fest at Manorafon Farm ParkManorafon Farm Park, AbergeleA family pumpkin day out at Manorafon Farm Park, Abergele, with a pumpkin for every child, the PYO pumpkin patch, themed activities and a Pumpkin Village show.
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Living in North Wales
Bins, council tax, schools, planning and roads are run by six county councils. Find yours, plus the numbers worth keeping handy.
Explore North Wales by area
Photo: David G Bate, CC BY-SA 2.0LlandudnoVictorian resort between the Great Orme and Little Orme.Read the guide →
Photo: Nilfanion, CC BY-SA 4.0ConwyWalled medieval town with one of Edward I's great castles.Read the guide →
Photo: Herbert Ortner, CC BY 4.0CaernarfonCastle town on the Menai Strait, gateway to Eryri and Llŷn.Read the guide →
Photo: Jeff Buck, CC BY-SA 2.0BangorCathedral city and university town with Garth Pier.Read the guide →
Photo: Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0RhylSeaside town on the north coast with a long promenade.Read the guide →
Photo: Kevan Watson, CC BY-SA 2.0Eryri and SnowdonThe national park, Yr Wyddfa and the mountain villages.Read the guide →Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Llandudno by David G Bate (CC BY-SA 2.0), Conwy by Nilfanion (CC BY-SA 4.0), Caernarfon by Herbert Ortner (CC BY 4.0), Bangor by Jeff Buck (CC BY-SA 2.0), Rhyl by Steve Daniels (CC BY-SA 2.0), Yr Wyddfa by Kevan Watson (CC BY-SA 2.0).
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Things to do
Castles, mountains, railways, beaches and family days out.Get ideas →Where to stay
The best bases, from seaside hotels to mountain B&Bs.Find a stay →Eryri and Snowdon
The paths up Yr Wyddfa and the best of the park.Read the guide →Getting here
Trains, roads, airports, ferries and getting around.Plan your journey →Find somewhere to stay
Hotels, B&Bs, holiday parks and cottages across North Wales, with live prices and availability.
Friends or family coming to stay? Our guide to where to stay in North Wales covers the best areas, and how to plan the perfect weekend is a good one to send them.
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Mountains, coast and six counties
North Wales runs from the Isle of Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula in the west to Wrexham and the Dee estuary in the east, with the mountains of Eryri at its heart. It covers six counties: Anglesey, Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham, home to around 700,000 people.
It is a working, Welsh-speaking region as much as a holiday destination. Welsh is part of everyday life, especially in Gwynedd and on Anglesey, and the region has strong industries alongside farming and tourism. NorthWales.com covers it all: local news, events, guides and the businesses that make the area tick.
