I visited cosmopolitan corner of Wales that's a day trip from Manchester
manchestereveningnews.co.ukLast week, I found myself in the increasingly popular village of Craig-y-Don in Conwy, basking in a bright day that called for sunglasses.
It didn't take long to see that the cosmopolitan charm of this quiet corner of the region, reports North Wales Live. Gradually stepping out from the shadow of its neighbour, Llandudno, Craig-y-Don is carving out a reputation as an attractive destination for dining and shopping.
Its proximity to the stunning North Shore only adds to its appeal. After parking, I took a leisurely stroll along the Prom, admiring the sun-kissed slopes of the Little Orme on this dazzlingly sunny afternoon.
Venturing into the village, I was greeted by a truly international array of cafes and independent shops. READ MORE: The ‘tiny Italian village’ hidden in the Welsh mountains that’s gone viral on TikTok From Carmen's Asian Mini Market to Rousta's Greek restaurant and takeaway, Sylhet Spice Indian restaurant, and Casa Reme Delicatessen and Coffee Vino, there's no shortage of options if you're feeling peckish or parched.
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