Visitor Centre
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View allCelyn Wood Miniature Railway
Northop · 2.5 miles
Miniature railways is open most fine Sundays April-October
Moel Maenefa
Hen Afon · 8.7 miles
Name translates to "Eve's Tomb Hill" in English
The Old Bishop's Palace
St Asaph · 11 miles
The Bishop's Palace, St Asaph. A stone-built, two storey palace, the E, garden front of which is of 1791, whilst the W, entrance front is Victorian.
Gresford Colliery Disaster Monument
Pandy · 12 miles
Commemorates the dead of the 22 Sept 1934 Gresford Colliery disaster, in which 266 were killed. The monument itself is the wheel from the headframe of the colliery.
Siambr-wen
Dyserth · 12 miles
Seat of Sir Robert Pounderling, once said to be constable of Dyserth castle
Rhydymwyn Valley Nature Reserve
Rhydymwyn · 0.6 miles
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