[2025 Conwy Attraction] Travel Guide for The Smallest House In Great Britain (Updated May)

#Overseas travel “The beauty of Llandudno is the kind of softness that makes you want to leave your soul on the shoreline and just sit there.” This summer, instead of being overwhelmed by people in Bath or Cambridge, follow this hidden gem course! 【Key itinerary summary】 📍Day 1: Liverpool → Conwy → Llandudno • Quay House (the world’s smallest house): A great tip for taking a certified photo with your colorful neighbors! • Conwy Castle: Discover the Game of Thrones setting on top of the 13th-century castle walls • Llandudno night view: Enjoy the Alice in the Dark cliff view from Victoria Pier 📍Day 2: Snowdonia National Park → Caernarfon Castle → Menai Suspension Bridge → Long-Named Village → South Stack Lighthouse • Snowdonia Panoramic Train: Glass-fronted train (reservation required 2 weeks in advance!) • Caernarfon Castle: Legendary Arthurian tale + cashmere scarf bargaining available • Menai Strait: Suspension Bridge where you can walk while feeling the wind… There’s also a glass deck course for the timid • The world’s longest named village: A postcard + stamp set from the train station is a must-have souvenir! • South Stack Lighthouse: 1 night in a cliff hut, experience the lighthouse lighthouse in the storm (advance reservation required) 📍Day 3: Portmeirion Village → Return home • Portmeirion: Dress up in a 19th century dress and take a picture of your life in the romantic arcade 💡Little tips: • Transportation: Rental car or local tour recommended (public transportation is inconvenient) • Clothing: Windy and temperature differences → Warm outerwear required • Photo points: Quay House, Llandudno Cliffs, South Stack sunrise

#uktrip Just a short walk from the Conwy castle, this was a fun little edition to our trip. For 1.5 pound you can take a short (very very short) tour of Britain's smallest house, just watch your head. After heading in the front door there is one small living /dining area to explore and you can head upstairs to see the bedroom (which is behind plexi glass). Only one group is allowed inside at one time and wait to get in seemed random, we had no wait but when we left there were 10 people in line. However, there is other stuff to do in the area if the wait is long. Just a short walk from the main street, the house is right across from the water and close to a waterfront pub, seafood places and right next door to a fantastic ice-cream stand. Again, if you are tall watch your head.

💞Reasons to Recommend: