The SeaQuarium offers an underwater voyage of discovery, where you can experience aquatic life from several regions of the world including the Amazon, the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and from our own shores around Britain.<\/p>\n
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Brickfield Pond<\/a>, Rhyl<\/h3>\nBrickfield Pond, set in West Rhyl, is a local nature reserve popular for a range of recreational activities, including a 1km circular route of the pond. It is a great place to feed the ducks and spot a variety of water birds including mallard, mute swan and moor hen. On occasions you may also see king fisher, grey heron and sand martin.<\/p>\n
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Dyserth Waterfall<\/a><\/h3>\nDyserth waterfall, where the Afon (river) Ffyddion falls some 70 feet on its way to the River Clwyd is a small village on the outskirts of Rhyl. Legend has it that medieval walls housed a giant water wheel, powered by Rhaeadr Dyserth, and several mills popped up along the river in years to follow.<\/p>\n
Denbigh Castle<\/a><\/h3>\nDenbigh castle and town walls were built between 1282 and 1311. The castle was built for Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln who had been granted the lordship of Denbigh by King Edward 1st during his campaign against the Welsh.<\/p>\n![\"Denbigh](\"http:\/\/www.northeastwales.wales\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/denbighcastle-600x600.jpg\")
Denbigh Castle<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNow in the care of CADW, the castle is open throughout the year, times and days vary throughout the year. There is a visitor centre on site and parking is available. You can also borrow a key from Denbigh Library to explore the Wales on your own.<\/p>\n
Horse Drawn Boat Company<\/a><\/h3>\nFrom the Llangollen Wharf you can embark on either a horse drawn boat trip or a motorised aqueduct cruise, both of which take in the magical sights and sounds of the beautiful Llangollen Canal.<\/p>\n
![\"Horse](\"https:\/\/www.northeastwales.wales\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/horse-drawn-boatllangollen-wharf.jpg\")
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Llyn Brenig<\/a><\/h3>\nExplore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Caf\u00e9, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover. Open all year round and parking at the visitor centre just \u00a32.50 for the whole day, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today. Please be aware that whilst SUP and kayak hire are available on the lake, self launch and open water swimming are not permitted at Llyn Brenig at the moment.<\/p>\n
![\"Llyn](\"http:\/\/www.northeastwales.wales\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/Llyn-Brenig-600x399.jpg\")
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Nantclwyd y Dre House and the Lord\u2019s Gardens<\/a><\/h3>\nA 15th Century Timber Hall House and restored walled gardens dating from Medieval times.<\/p>\n
One of Wales\u2019 oldest timbered town house and walled garden\u2019s has been restored to reflect 7 periods of its history and development. Visitors can walk back in time from the 1940\u2019s to 1435.<\/p>\n
![\"Nantclwyd](\"http:\/\/www.northeastwales.wales\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/Nantclwyd-LG-Archway-2016-600x450.jpg\")
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The garden features a rose pergola, nuttery, and \u2018flowery meads\u2019 demonstrate the gardens; historic uses \u2013 for medicine, cooking and sensory pleasure. The orchard is host to traditional varieties of apple and pear and a Denbigh Plum. Along the paths are fruit bushes, medlar, quince and mulberry, a fantastic display of wild poppies and an undisturbed \u2018pet cemetary\u2019. Unique views of the historic town, Castle and surrounding hills can be enjoyed from the gardens\u2019 hidden, elevated position.<\/p>\n
Plas Newydd<\/a>, Llangollen<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nDyserth waterfall, where the Afon (river) Ffyddion falls some 70 feet on its way to the River Clwyd is a small village on the outskirts of Rhyl. Legend has it that medieval walls housed a giant water wheel, powered by Rhaeadr Dyserth, and several mills popped up along the river in years to follow.<\/p>\n
Denbigh Castle<\/a><\/h3>\nDenbigh castle and town walls were built between 1282 and 1311. The castle was built for Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln who had been granted the lordship of Denbigh by King Edward 1st during his campaign against the Welsh.<\/p>\nDenbigh Castle<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNow in the care of CADW, the castle is open throughout the year, times and days vary throughout the year. There is a visitor centre on site and parking is available. You can also borrow a key from Denbigh Library to explore the Wales on your own.<\/p>\n
Horse Drawn Boat Company<\/a><\/h3>\nFrom the Llangollen Wharf you can embark on either a horse drawn boat trip or a motorised aqueduct cruise, both of which take in the magical sights and sounds of the beautiful Llangollen Canal.<\/p>\n
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Llyn Brenig<\/a><\/h3>\nExplore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Caf\u00e9, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover. Open all year round and parking at the visitor centre just \u00a32.50 for the whole day, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today. Please be aware that whilst SUP and kayak hire are available on the lake, self launch and open water swimming are not permitted at Llyn Brenig at the moment.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Nantclwyd y Dre House and the Lord\u2019s Gardens<\/a><\/h3>\nA 15th Century Timber Hall House and restored walled gardens dating from Medieval times.<\/p>\n
One of Wales\u2019 oldest timbered town house and walled garden\u2019s has been restored to reflect 7 periods of its history and development. Visitors can walk back in time from the 1940\u2019s to 1435.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The garden features a rose pergola, nuttery, and \u2018flowery meads\u2019 demonstrate the gardens; historic uses \u2013 for medicine, cooking and sensory pleasure. The orchard is host to traditional varieties of apple and pear and a Denbigh Plum. Along the paths are fruit bushes, medlar, quince and mulberry, a fantastic display of wild poppies and an undisturbed \u2018pet cemetary\u2019. Unique views of the historic town, Castle and surrounding hills can be enjoyed from the gardens\u2019 hidden, elevated position.<\/p>\n
Plas Newydd<\/a>, Llangollen<\/h3>\n
Now in the care of CADW, the castle is open throughout the year, times and days vary throughout the year. There is a visitor centre on site and parking is available. You can also borrow a key from Denbigh Library to explore the Wales on your own.<\/p>\n
Horse Drawn Boat Company<\/a><\/h3>\nFrom the Llangollen Wharf you can embark on either a horse drawn boat trip or a motorised aqueduct cruise, both of which take in the magical sights and sounds of the beautiful Llangollen Canal.<\/p>\n
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Llyn Brenig<\/a><\/h3>\nExplore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Caf\u00e9, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover. Open all year round and parking at the visitor centre just \u00a32.50 for the whole day, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today. Please be aware that whilst SUP and kayak hire are available on the lake, self launch and open water swimming are not permitted at Llyn Brenig at the moment.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Nantclwyd y Dre House and the Lord\u2019s Gardens<\/a><\/h3>\nA 15th Century Timber Hall House and restored walled gardens dating from Medieval times.<\/p>\n
One of Wales\u2019 oldest timbered town house and walled garden\u2019s has been restored to reflect 7 periods of its history and development. Visitors can walk back in time from the 1940\u2019s to 1435.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The garden features a rose pergola, nuttery, and \u2018flowery meads\u2019 demonstrate the gardens; historic uses \u2013 for medicine, cooking and sensory pleasure. The orchard is host to traditional varieties of apple and pear and a Denbigh Plum. Along the paths are fruit bushes, medlar, quince and mulberry, a fantastic display of wild poppies and an undisturbed \u2018pet cemetary\u2019. Unique views of the historic town, Castle and surrounding hills can be enjoyed from the gardens\u2019 hidden, elevated position.<\/p>\n
Plas Newydd<\/a>, Llangollen<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nExplore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Caf\u00e9, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover. Open all year round and parking at the visitor centre just \u00a32.50 for the whole day, choose your Welsh Water Adventure today. Please be aware that whilst SUP and kayak hire are available on the lake, self launch and open water swimming are not permitted at Llyn Brenig at the moment.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Nantclwyd y Dre House and the Lord\u2019s Gardens<\/a><\/h3>\nA 15th Century Timber Hall House and restored walled gardens dating from Medieval times.<\/p>\n
One of Wales\u2019 oldest timbered town house and walled garden\u2019s has been restored to reflect 7 periods of its history and development. Visitors can walk back in time from the 1940\u2019s to 1435.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The garden features a rose pergola, nuttery, and \u2018flowery meads\u2019 demonstrate the gardens; historic uses \u2013 for medicine, cooking and sensory pleasure. The orchard is host to traditional varieties of apple and pear and a Denbigh Plum. Along the paths are fruit bushes, medlar, quince and mulberry, a fantastic display of wild poppies and an undisturbed \u2018pet cemetary\u2019. Unique views of the historic town, Castle and surrounding hills can be enjoyed from the gardens\u2019 hidden, elevated position.<\/p>\n
Plas Newydd<\/a>, Llangollen<\/h3>\n
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