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Gwynedd · Underground adventures
Head beneath Blaenau Ffestiniog to bounce on nets strung through the old slate caverns. A session gives you an hour on the nets. Check height and supervision rules before booking, especially if a group of children is going together.
Explore Bounce Below at Zip World Llechwedd →Gwynedd · Castle
Explore Caernarfon’s imposing waterfront castle and the upper levels of the King’s Gate. The lift opens up part of the gatehouse, while towers and wall walks still involve steps. Indoor interpretation provides shelter, but the courtyards and much of the route remain exposed.
Explore Caernarfon Castle →Flintshire · Indoor ice skating
Take to the ice at Deeside Leisure Centre in Queensferry. Pick a public skating session for a first visit, or look for an ice disco if you want music and lights. Check the timetable for the session you want before setting off.
Explore Deeside Ice Rink →Conwy · Gallery
Look for the golden spire on Vaughan Street, a short walk from Llandudno station. Inside MOSTYN you can explore contemporary art for free, browse the shop and stop for a coffee. The café opens earlier and closes before the galleries.
Explore MOSTYN →Anglesey · Museum and gallery
Spend a rainy afternoon with the art and objects of Anglesey in Llangefni. Oriel Môn has gallery benches, step-free public spaces and a café, so you can take the collections at your own pace. Admission is free.
Explore Oriel Môn →Denbighshire · Gallery and crafts
Start with the three galleries at Ruthin Craft Centre, then look around the makers’ studios by the courtyard. Entry and on-site parking are free. You can visit the galleries independently; workshops have their own bookings.
Explore Ruthin Craft Centre →Wrexham · Science centre
Follow a beam of light, try the hands-on exhibits and catch a live science show in central Wrexham. Allow two to three hours. If you are planning a weekday escape from the rain, check the public session before you travel.
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