Llanrwst
Get to know Llanrwst from the comfort of your chair with our local web guide.
Melin-y-Coed
http://www.melin-y-coed.co.uk
Explore the village between Llanrwst and Betws-y-Coed through a wealth of photos and historic documents covering farming, nature and community life, as well as llanrwst cattle market.
Suggested by Ken Bowden, Melin-y-Coed
Nant Conwy Rugby Club
http://freespace.virgin.net/llifon.llifon/
This predominately Welsh language site offers information on the location, history and events at the club. It is easy to navigate and shows pictures of the men's and women's teams, though no results of this season's games.
Llanast Llanrwst
http://www.llanastllanrwst.org
The town's annual big bash is a week-long festival of alternative culture, from arm wrestling to rapping, as well as music and dancing.
Suggested by Meirion Davies.
Conwy Valley Railway
http://www.conwyvalleyrailway.co.uk/
This is a pleasing bilingual site that simply gives an introduction and history for the picturesque line, and a page for each station from Llandudno to Blaenau Ffestiniog, including Llanrwst. There are links to walks, but unfortunately many are broken.
Conwy Valley
http://www.conwy-valley.org/
This site focusses on Betws y Coed, but has plenty of information for visitors to the wider area, including places to visit, activities, accommodation and eating out.
Snowdonia National Park Authority
http://www.eryri-npa.co.uk/
A lavishly designed and illustrated site detailing all aspects of the authority's work and giving information for visitors. A conservation section is currently under construction.
Conwy County Council
http://www.conwy.gov.uk/
This is the local authority website covering the Llanrwst area and the council services available.
Bodnant Garden
http://www.bodnantgarden.co.uk/
One of the most beautiful gardens in Britain, Bodnant is set on the slopes of the Conwy Valley, near Tal-y-Cafn. It is renowned for the displays of rhododendrons, camellias, azaleas and the laburnum arch, but there is much more and the website tells you what's in flower when.
Gwydir Castle
http://www.gwydir-castle.co.uk/
A brief history of this Tudor mansion, its gardens and its ghosts, the site also includes details of opening times and facilities for weddings and holidays.
Llanrwst.net
http://www.llanrwst.net/
Whether you want to study the town's history, find shops and services or look for things to do, this site should help. And more features are promised soon.
Suggested by Peter Melling, Llanrwst
Young Conwy
http://www.youngconwy.com
This new site for young people in the county of Conwy is chock full of really helpful information. In the four main categories - Live, Work, Play, Downloads - you can find details on where you can find help with bullying, health problems, your rights as a young worker and lots, lots more. There's also space to tell the world about your band, things you get up to in Conwy, and forthcoming events. These pages are new so they need your help to add more info to them.Suggested by Lynne Jones
Ras Fawr Llanddoged
http://www.rasfawrllanddoged.co.uk
Find out about this 12.5k road race along the country lanes from the village of Llanddoged, near Llanrwst.
Suggested by Robert Owen, Llanddoged.
Conwy Valley Rotary Club
www.conwyvalley.rotary1180.org
Find out what the group are up to, organising events and raising money for good causes.
Suggested by Den Reeve, Llanrwst
Llanrwst United
http://www.llanrwstutd.co.uk
The team play in the Welsh Alliance league in the third tier of Welsh football. The site is under development, but the basic information is already there.
Suggested by Adam Jones of Llanrwst
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