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 The spectacularly sited Harlech
Castle is a World Heritage Site, and dominates the small
town of Harlech. |
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Harlech
- Travel by coach - If you'd like to speak
to someone about your journey you can ring Traveline on 0871
200 22 33. |
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Harlech -
Travel by road - Harlech is on the A 496. A nearby
large town is Porthmadog. Harlech is about 55 miles from HOLYHEAD,
ANGLESEY. |
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Harlech -
Travel by train - Harlech Station, Ffordd
Morfa, Harlech, Gwynedd, LL46 2UL. Only parts of station step
free access. |
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Harlech -
Sport - Royal St. David's Golf Club Harlech, Gwynedd. |
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Harlech
- Shopping - Harlech itself has plenty
for the visitors, its winding streets open out to views of Snowdonia,
Harlech Beach, Tremadog Bay and the Llyn Peninsular. It has cafes,
bistros, restaurants, tea rooms, art galleries, a theatre and
pottery shops. |
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Harlech
- Entertainment and attractions - Fairbourne
& Barmouth Steam Railway, Beach Road, Fairbourne, Gwynedd
LL38 2EX. Tel: 01341 250362. Llanfair
Slate Caverns, Harlech, Gwynedd. Theatr Ardudwy,
Harlech, Gwynedd LL46 2PU |
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 "Harlech Castle" circa 1800-2 by John Sell
Cotman (1782-1842) - Watercolour on paper. Cotman toured Wales
in 1800, and made a series of drawings and watercolours of Welsh
subjects in the following years. This watercolour of Harlech
Castle in North Wales is related to a sketch he drew on 30 July
1800. Harlech Castle was built in the thirteenth century by Edward
I, and was often represented by artists at this time. It features
in watercolours by Girtin, Varley and Turner as well as Cotman. |
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