St.Ann's Church

The church sits right in the heart of Conwy, that medieval walled town that stops you dead when you first clap eyes on it. St Ann's is the parish church, properly old - we're talking medieval foundations - and it's the kind of place that rewards a proper look inside rather than a quick snap from the street.

Once you're through the door, the interior is genuinely worth your time. The stonework is good, the windows catch the light properly, and there's real history in the bones of the place. If you're into ecclesiastical architecture or just fancy a quiet moment away from the buzz of the town's castle and shops, you'll find it here. It's free to wander in, which is brilliant, and it won't take more than thirty minutes unless you're the type who reads every memorial.

For families staying at Golden Sands or Parkdean Resorts Ty Mawr - both within a couple of miles - this is a natural stop when you're exploring Conwy itself. Kids might find it a bit static compared to the castle walls, but if you're teaching them about Welsh history, it slots in nicely. The location is everything really; you can barely avoid it if you're walking around the old town.

Rhyl's only about fifteen minutes away if you're based there, but Conwy itself is worth making the effort for. St Ann's isn't a destination in itself, but it's a solid thirty-minute addition to a morning wandering the medieval streets.