Llandudno and its HistoryLlandudno is found on the North Wales coast. A settlement has been on the site through the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, however the town we know today was formed from three separate townships in the 1800s. A popular holiday destination in the Victorian era, Llandudno is still a favourite for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.The History of the nameMade up from the towns of Y Gogarth, Y Cyngreawdr and Yn Wyddfid the town of Llandudno was founded in the 1800s. The name comes from the word “Llan” meaning “church to the saint” and St. Tudno(or Dudno). Great OrmeGreat Orme is the limestone headland near Llandudno. Bronze age copper mines have been discovered in the area, and are amongst the best that have been excavated. They appear to have been used up to 600 B.C., and reopened in 1692. They were used right up until the end 19th Century as Bronze mines, however today are a popular tourist attraction. |
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