About Llandudno

Llandudno occupies a crescent bay between two limestone headlands on the North Wales coast, established as the country's leading seaside resort during Victorian times. The A55 provides the main access via Junction 19 onto the A470, whilst the scenic A546 coastal road connects from Colwyn Bay. With roughly 16 public fast chargers available, it's well-equipped for electric vehicles exploring the area. The Great Orme tramway, Britain's only surviving cable-hauled street railway, has been climbing to the 679-foot summit since 1902.

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Llandudno is in Wales, at 53.325, -3.831 - about 24 km north of Llanddoget.

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