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Nov 24, 2024
The castle has dominated the town for 800 years and continues to do so. A lot of investment in preservation, staircases and the addition of walkways means a visitor can get the feel of the castle, cl… Full review by DadandCab
Nov 9, 2024
So beautiful. The views are amazing. The walk through the castle is so adventurous. Spiraling staircases. Walkways on the top. Hidden rooms. Expensive to go in but completely worth it. Full review by Mark B
Oct 29, 2024
We're very happy we came to view the castle, if for nothing else other than the views. We spent about 2 and a half hours in here with our 2 young children. It was great. Exploring the castle with th… Full review by TheWellbeingGamer
I think that guide dogs might be allowed, (not sure about other dogs), but only on the ground floor level of the castle, as it might be very tricky to walk up the winding staircases to the …
I think that guide dogs might be allowed, (not sure about other dogs), but only on the ground floor level of the castle, as it might be very tricky to walk up the winding staircases to the various towers and walls. Best to contact the castle direct and ask their advice. Hope this is helpfull
I visited last week and it’s not dog friendly. The winding staircase’s up to the towers would potentially be a hazard anyhow for dogs. It’s a compact site with uneven stone …
I visited last week and it’s not dog friendly. The winding staircase’s up to the towers would potentially be a hazard anyhow for dogs. It’s a compact site with uneven stone pathways. The walled section next to the car park has a lot of wide gapped wooden slats. There are around 129 dog friendly CADW sites in North Wales. All the unmanned ones you can take a dog and several Castles. Google dog friendly Castles in North Wales for a list.
it's by the estray so not hilly really, always found it very easy to walk round Conwy but suppose it depends if you have mobility issues or not. but if your visiting castle then that does …
it's by the estray so not hilly really, always found it very easy to walk round Conwy but suppose it depends if you have mobility issues or not. but if your visiting castle then that does include lots of steep walks in towers
Can you see enough to be worthwhile if you aren't good with climbing stairs? Is there enough to do without climbing the towers?
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It is a very limited area in total. Heavy rain and covid stopped us going up or down( a few steps) it is very well organised and entry cheap but not a lot to see or do
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