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12 Best Activities In Llandudno
One headland does a remarkable share of Llandudno's work. Great Orme Aerial Cable Cars, Great Orme Mines and Great Orme Golf Course are three different outings stacked on the same rise above this Conwy resort — ride up it, go inside it, or play your way across it. Down at sea level the town adds a modern edge to its classic seaside character: Climb Wales for vertical energy, Johnny Throws for a novelty the kids will not have tried before, and two trails that make the streets themselves part of the game.
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Activity CentresJohnny Throws
SightseeingHome Front Experience
AdventureGreat Orme Mines
Sports & ActivitiesGreat Orme Golf Course
SightseeingGreat Orme Aerial Cable Cars
Indoor PlayBonkerz Fun Centre
Sports & ActivitiesLlandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre
SightseeingCity Sightseeing Llandudno Hop on Hop off Tour
MuseumsLlandudno Chocolate Experience
AdventureLlandudno Mystery Treasure Trail
SightseeingCurious About Llandudno
Activity CentresClimb Wales
12 more within 10 miles of Llandudno

Llandudno Beach

Bodafon Farm Park

Llandudno Junction Leisure Centre

Aberconwy House

Tan y Ddraig Ceramic Cafe

Conwy Suspension Bridge

Conwy Castle

Cineworld Llandudno

RSPB Conwy Nature Reserve

Conwy Treasure Trail

Harlequin Puppet Theatre

Welsh Mountain Zoo
History keeps a foothold too — the Home Front Experience covers wartime life indoors at a scale children can take in. Between the Orme, the activity venues and the trails, Llandudno earns far more than a stopover.
Visiting Llandudno with kids: FAQs
How much of our visit can the Great Orme fill?
Comfortably a full day if you let it. Great Orme Aerial Cable Cars make the ascent an event in itself, Great Orme Mines takes the family underground once you are up there, and Great Orme Golf Course adds an open-air hour for families who like a game attached to their views. Three attractions sharing one headland keeps the day simple, which on holiday counts for a great deal.
What is there beyond the Orme?
A solid indoor tier, for a start. Climb Wales gives climbing-mad kids a proper outlet, Johnny Throws is the sort of novelty older children talk about long afterwards, and the Home Front Experience slips history into the trip without anyone calling it educational. Seven of the twelve attractions here can move at least partly inside, so the resort does not fold when the coast turns grey.
How do we keep children interested in just walking around the town?
Give the walk a plot. Llandudno Mystery Treasure Trail and Curious About Llandudno both hang a puzzle over the streets, converting reluctant walkers into detectives who forget they are walking at all. Either makes a clever first-morning activity, because solving clues doubles as the whole family learning the lie of the town before the proper days out begin.