Local Information in North Wales

Llangollen, \"Where Wales Welcomes the World\"
http://www.llangollen.org.uk
Steeped in myth and legend, Llangollen rests in the Dee Valley. A tiny town of some 3000 people it is best known for playing host to the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in July every year. Over 120,000 visitors have been looked after. Playing host to so many visitors takes expertise, friendship and understanding. Llangollen has been practising these arts so well that instead of being twinned with another town, she alone has the honour of being twinned with the world.

penllyn.com
http://www.penllyn.com
The Llŷn Business directory and the Llŷn service directories contain most local companies and services. The Llŷn history section starts with information about the first inhabitants of Llŷn. The Llŷn gallery and historical gallery contain contemporary and historical photos of Llŷn. The Llŷn maps section contains easily navigatable maps.

Llyn Peninsula Information
http://www.llyn.info
An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which stretches out about 30 miles into the Irish Sea from the north west of Wales in Great Britain. Llŷn (often spelt Lleyn) retains a unique Welsh charm and character that is still as strong as ever. The peninsula also enjoys a unique micro climate, benefiting from the gulf stream, bringing warmer sea temperatures and weather.

Gwefan Dyffryn Nantlle - The Nantlle Valley Website
http://www.nantlle.com
Created by a group of local people for the benefit of Dyffryn Nantlle and its residents. In addition to keeping the history of Dyffryn Nantlle alive - the site also aims to share information about local activities, resources and businesses.

Welcome to Holywell
http://www.holywell-town.gov.uk
On this website you’ll find brief information about the town, what you can see and do in and around Holywell when you visit and details about the wide variety of businesses located in and around this historic market town.

Cemaes Bay
http://www.cemaes-bay.co.uk
This site contains a great deal of practical information about Cemaes and the surrounding area, including details of places of historical interest, activities, accommodation and services available to visitors.

Dyserth.com
http://www.dyserth.com
Website for the village of Dyserth, including history and hundreds of old photos of this village in Denbighshire, Wales, U.K.

Abergynolwyn.com
http://www.abergynolwyn.com
Designed with locals and visitors in mind, this fully bilingual website carries news of what\'s happening in the area, places of interest, things to do and see, places to stay, a selection from the local photographic archive, and much more.

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