Medieval History
The anniversary of the taking of Conwy Castle by a medieval Welsh prince is to be celebrated this year in the historic town.
To mark this historical occasion Conwy?s Chamber of Trade have organised a day of medieval fun on Saturday, April 2, with the fun kicking off at 11am. It will mark the event?s 610th anniversary.
On the day and on April 3, there will be free entrance to the castle for accompanied under 16s courtesy of Cadw.
Click here to read this article from the North Wales Weekly News
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Medieval History
Medieval celebrations in Conwy
The anniversary of the taking of Conwy Castle by a medieval Welsh prince is to be celebrated this year in the historic town.
To mark this historical occasion Conwy?s Chamber of Trade have organised a day of medieval fun on Saturday, April 2, with the fun kicking off at 11am. It will mark the event?s 610th anniversary.
On the day and on April 3, there will be free entrance to the castle for accompanied under 16s courtesy of Cadw.
Click here to read this article from the North Wales Weekly News
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