Plas Efenechtyd Cottage B&B

 

Things to do near Efenechtyd

Ruthin

Less than 2 miles away is the historic town of Ruthin. Ruthin has a number of events throughout the year from Nadolig Ruthin (Christmas Ruthin) to local produce markets at the gaol. The town has retained a good range of independent shops and has enough variety of cafes and restaurants to cater for all tastes.


Nadolig Ruthin, Dec 2007
produce market
Produce market, Nov 2007

For those with special interests:

Where to eat in Ruthin

Annie's Tea Shop - for great coffee and cake or a light lunch. It gets very busy at lunch time so you may want to book a table. Tel: 01824 707238.

The Cross Keys Inn - friendly pub with great food. Tel:01824 705281

Fusions - award winning brasserie at the Wynnstay Arms. Futher information on the Wynnstay Arms website

 

Nantclwyd y Dre

Wales' oldest timbered town house with seven rooms recreated as they would have appeared in 1942, 1916, 1891, 1740, 1690, 1620 and around 1425.

Visit the Denbighshire County Counci site for opening times etc.

Nant Clwyd

The Eyes of Ruthin

The Myddelton Arms dating from the mid-16th century, has a remarkable roof with many windows known locally as the 'eyes of Ruthin'

Ruthin Gaol

The gaol now houses a fascinating museum and the Denbighshire Public Records Office

 

Portmerion village

Further afield

There are just too many places for us to list here but within an hour's drive are:

Portmerion village (about 40 miles) is set in 70 acres of sub-tropical woodland gardens and was the location used for Patrick McGoohan's enigmatic television series 'The Prisoner' in 1966-67. www.portmeirion-villago.com

Chester (about 28 miles) is great place for shopping with the magnificent 13th century Rows, two tiers of shops - a continuous gallery of half-timbered fronts. www.visitchester.com

Castles - see our history page for historic sites within easy reach.

Snowdonia National Park is less than an hour from here.

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