Ruthin

Less than 2 miles away is the historic town of Ruthin. Ruthin has a number of events throughout the year from Nadolig Ruthin (Christmas Ruthin) to local produce markets at the gaol. The town has retained a good range of independent shops and has enough variety of cafes and restaurants to cater for all tastes.

Nadolig Ruthin, Dec 2007

Produce market, Nov 2007

For those with special interests:

• Motorcycling
• Cycling
• Historical sites
• Walking
• Family History Research

Where to eat in Ruthin

Annie's Tea Shop - for great coffee and cake or a light lunch. It gets very busy at lunch time so you may want to book a table. Tel: 01824 707238.

The Cross Keys Inn - friendly pub with great food. The restaurant gets busy at the weekend and on Tuesday when they have steak night. Best to book on these nights.
Please note that they do not serve food on Sunday or Monday evenings.
Tel:01824 705281

Fusions - award winning brasserie at the Wynnstay Arms. Futher information on the Wynnstay Arms website

Nantclwyd y Dre

Wales' oldest timbered town house with seven rooms recreated as they would have appeared in 1942, 1916, 1891, 1740, 1690, 1620 and around 1425.

Visit the Denbighshire County Counci site for opening times etc.

The Eyes of Ruthin

The Myddelton Arms dating from the mid-16th century, has a remarkable roof with many windows known locally as the 'eyes of Ruthin'

Ruthin Gaol

The gaol now houses a fascinating museum and the Denbighshire Public Records Office