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Llanrwst is the main market town in the Conwy
Valley reached either along the A470 or across the River Conwy from
Trefriw by a famous bridge, probably designed by Inigo Jones, and
built in 1636.
Near the bridge is a 15th century cottage, Tu Hwnt i'r Bont, once
a courthouse and now a tea room owned by the National Trust. On
the west bank of the Conwy stands Gwydir Castle, for centuries
the seat of the influential Wynn family. The house has a fine sequence
of Tudor rooms, though much of the house was rebuilt in the 19th
century. The current owners are undertaking an extensive programme
to restore Gwydir Castle to its former glory. read
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