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Bodlondeb · Bangor Road · Conwy · LL32 8DU

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Arriving from the east

From Chester or Colwyn Bay, leave the A55 westbound at junction 18 for Conwy. Follow the A546, then take the A547 across the bridge. With Conwy Castle on your left, follow Rose Hill Street and the one-way route towards Bangor Road. Once through the town walls, the Bodlondeb car park entrance is on your right.

Arriving from the west

From Bangor, leave the A55 eastbound at junction 17 for Conwy Morfa. At the top of the slip road, turn right onto the A547. Follow Bangor Road towards Conwy. The Bodlondeb car park entrance is on your left, before the town walls.

Parking at Bodlondeb

The larger Horizon car park is in front of the building. You can pay on the day, or book ahead at horizonspaces.co.uk/locations/show/2566105607. If paying on the day, pay when you leave, not when you arrive. Please check the car park signs for the current charge and payment instructions. The smaller council car park is beside Conwy Cricket Club. It is free Monday to Friday, but has limited spaces and may be full. Charges apply at weekends and on bank holidays.

By train

Travel to Conwy railway station. Walk towards Lancaster Square, then follow Bangor Road to Conwy Library and Culture Centre at the corner of Town Ditch Road. Take the path through Bodlondeb Park towards the large stone Bodlondeb building. Allow around 10 minutes from the station.

By bus

Use Town Ditch, beside Conwy Library and Culture Centre, or Bodlondeb on Bangor Road, depending on your service and direction. The number 5 serves Conwy from Bangor and Llandudno. From the library, follow the path through Bodlondeb Park to the stone building. If you get off at Bodlondeb, use the pedestrian crossing on Bangor Road to reach the library and park path.

Use this entrance

At the building, use the dark oak double doors beneath the small pitched roof, shown on the right in the photograph below, to the side of the palm tree. Please do not use the modern covered entrance further to the left.

Bodlondeb building: use the dark oak double doors beneath the small pitched roof, shown on the right in the photograph, to the side of the palm tree.

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