Llangollen Attractions
VALE OF LLANGOLLEN CANAL BOAT TRUST (CANAL BOATS FOR DISABLED PEOPLE)We are a small local charity operating a specially-adapted narrow boat for the use of disabled and disadvantaged people and their families, on the Llangollen/Shropshire Union...
Llangollen International Musical EisteddfodFor one week, in one town, over fifty countries gather for one of Wales’ most unique experiences.
This July over 120,000 performers and festival-goers from all over the world visited Llangollen...
Llangollen Railway plcPart of the Ruabon to Barmouth line, our Railway closed to passenger traffic in 1965 and to goods in 1968. The track and signalling was removed the following month and for seven years the buildings and trackbed were left at...
Royal International PavilionBack in the early 1990's the tradition of erecting a 6,000 seater canvas pavilion for each Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod was coming to an end. An exciting new permanent structure was being built...
Llangollen WharfIt's a little difficult to imagine any link between the Titanic and one of Wales' oldest visitor attractions but, none the less, there is one!
The Llangollen Horse Drawn Boats have been gently winding their way along the...
Llangollen Motor MuseumLlangollen Motor and Motor Cycle Museum has a nostalgic collection of cars and bikes dating from 1912 to1975 plus all the ephemera associated with the golden days of motoring, presented with a quirky sense of humour....
Although Llangollen takes its name from the church and its founder, the fact there was a bridge or crossing of the River Dee at this point was a contributory factor in building the church in the first place.No doubt of a wooden construction...