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Self catering accommodation in Caernarfon |
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 Self catering accommodation in Caernarfon.
Caernarfon, with its magnificent castle and town
walls, is the county town of Gwynedd. Caernarfon
Castle is possibly the most striking medieval monument in
Wales, with its scale, commanding presence and its setting where
the tidal mouth of the River Seiont meets the Menai Strait. It
was designed to echo the walls of Constantinople, the imperial
power of Rome and the dream castle of Welsh myth and legend.
Outside the rectangle of town walls is the Victoria Dock, home
to a Maritime Museum and a short walk leads to the Segontium
Roman Fort and Museum. The Welsh
Highland Railway now runs from Caernarfon to Rhyd Ddu, at
the foot of Snowdon. Market days in the town are Mondays and
Saturdays. Also see Caernarfon
& Caernarfon attractions.
If you are in the right town but cannot find
the accommodation you want on this page, you might consider bed and breakfast in Caernarfon
or Caernarfon hotels |
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| Hotel Plas Dinorwic Ffordd Siabod Y Felinheli Gwynedd LL56 4XA (approx 4 miles from Caernarfon) |
 Hotel Plas Dinorwic has fine bedrooms, suites, cottages
and public rooms at affordable prices. Take advantage of the
hotel’s waters edge position and proximity to Plas Menai
- The National Water Sports Centre! Excellent fishing, hill walking,
mountaineering, horse riding, shooting, bird watching and more
- all on the doorstep.... more
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