19 Feb 2026

Thinking of exploring the Conwy Valley? Why not make your first stop the charming town of Llanrwst and plan your trip with fflecsi. 

Including scenic walks, local restaurants and historic buildings, here are our top 5 things to do in Llanrwst:

1. Gwydir Castle

Enchanting castle gardens, rich Tudor history and roaming peacocks – welcome to Gwydir Castle.

Known as one of the finest Tudor houses in Wales, step back in time at Gwydir Castle. Having had a passionate restoration in the past two decades, the castle offers a glimpse into royal Llanrwst history from 1490 to present day. Take a tour of the grounds and interior and learn about its rich past through the range of preserved artefacts.

2. St Grwst Church

Grade I listed building St Grwst is a must-visit on your trip to Llanrwst. Explore over 550 years of rich history and religion and lose yourself in stories, legends and myths. Behold the beautiful architecture and breathtaking surroundings and take a guided tour to find out more about the churches history. Enjoy a hot drink and sweet treat from the café, particularly for their ‘Cuppa and Chat’ sessions every Thursday.

3. Enjoy a scenic walk

If you’d like to explore the beautiful scenery of Llanrwst, why not try this 3.5mile walk? Enjoy the stunning views of the Carneddau Mountains and Conwy Valley as you explore the woodland. Keep an eye out for a range of local wildlife, from bluebells and wild garlic to owls and butterflies.

For scenery that’s further afield, you’re in luck - Llanrwst has great transport links to the picturesque Betws-y-Coed. The walk to Swallow Falls is a popular one to try, with beautiful views waiting at the end.

Think you’ll be feeling peckish after your walks? Llanrwst has plenty of restaurants and cafes you can treat yourself to.

4. Eat to your hearts content

For a small town, the local food on offer packs a big punch. If you’re looking for a hearty brunch, visit The Old Tannery / Yr Hen Danerdy or Café Contessa. Enjoy a classic fry up, baked treats and a warming coffee to set you up for the day. Known for their delicious fish and chips is Tir A Môr. Whether you fancy a takeaway chippy tea or a sit-down meal, their diverse menu has something for everyone. For a sweet treat, head to the renowned Scilicorns Bakery for a jam iced bun and bara brith.

5. Shop local

If you’d like to round off your trip with a wander around the independent shops, head to the town centre. Local deli Blas ar Fwyd stocks local cheeses, chutneys and wine – the perfect souvenir for a taste of Llanrwst. Full of handcrafted gifts is Lle Nila, formerly known as Siop Sioned. From earrings and magnets to bookmarks and bracelets, enjoy the range of items made by local creatives. For bespoke homeware, pay a visit to OakOwlFox.Ltd. Brimming with rustic items, browse the range of colourful cushions, plants, prints and more to brighten your home.

Our fflecsi service will seamlessly fit into your trip to Llanrwst. Whether you want to travel around the area or need a lift to your evening out, fflecsi can get you there.

Plan your trip here: https://tfw.wales/fflecsi