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For the lover of the outdoors, there is hill
walking, mountain biking,
canoeing, horse riding, golf
and climbing. And for those interested
in the more gentle life there is the steam train,
the horse drawn canal boat, the
pretty riverside walks or a drink by the river.
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Llangollen Railway, from
an original watercolour by Pamela Ryan
Anything Artistic, +44 (0) 1829 751761
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In addition, you have the beautiful valley of Llangollen with its
treasures, waiting to be explored.
Why not pay a visit to one of the oldest houses in Llangollen,
Plas Newydd, once the home to the
famous Ladies of Llangollen, with royal visitors and famous friends,
these two ladies led a very unusual life! The gardens alone are
worth a visit.
From Plas Newydd, you can look up to see the ruins of a castle
perched high on a hill overlooking the town. This is Castell Dinas
Bran. It is a brisk walk up to the castle, but well worth it, as
in one direction are the very flat Cheshire plains and in the other
the mountains of Snowdonia. In between these two magnificent views
is the town of Llangollen.
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