Sir Wiiliams-Ellis acquired the site upon which Portmeirion is built in 1925 when it was but a neglected wilderness, and used his architectural expertise to convert it into an Italian renaissance village standing on a promentory overlooking the North Wales sea coast. The village is open to viewing by the public upon payment of a small entrance fee. As well as a vast collection of houses and artifacts there are shops and restaurants.
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| Click the links below to visit or learn more about Portmeirion: |
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Our holiday cottage, Bryn-y-Gwynt, is set in the village of Betws-y-Coed, and stands in attractive lawned gardens. It has 5 bedrooms, 3 of them en-suite, a newly installed Sauna/Steam Room, and has Broadband. Click an image below for more details or to take a tour around our cottage. |
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| Featured images of Bryn-y-Gwynt, Betws-y-Coed and the Marin Trail |
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