St Mary's Parish Church

You'll spot the church straight away when you wander through Conwy's town centre - it's been standing there since medieval times, all stone and solidity against the Welsh sky. St Mary's is properly atmospheric inside, with a real sense of age that you don't get from newer places. The interior has that hushed, slightly cool feel churches do, with enough carved woodwork and old fixtures to keep history types occupied for a good half hour.

It's free to get in, which is always welcome. The building itself tells the story of Conwy's past - the town's been significant for centuries, and this church is proof of that. You won't need more than 45 minutes here unless you're genuinely into ecclesiastical architecture, in which case you could spend longer examining the details.

If you're basing yourself at Parkdean Resorts Ty Mawr or Golden Gate Holiday Centre, the church is a short drive away - close enough to pop into without making a special trip. Pair it with a proper walk around Conwy's town walls or a visit to Conwy Castle if you want a fuller afternoon out. It's the sort of place that works well as part of a broader exploration of North Wales rather than a destination in itself. Kids might find it bit dull unless they're already interested in history, but adults who appreciate old buildings will rate it.