Conwy is a walled market town in the County Borough of Conwy, North Wales, situated near the River Conwy. The town is famous for its defensive walls which surround it, and the impreeive 13th century Conwy Castle. Both structures were ordered to be built by King Edward I. The castle has been named the oldest building in the area. Boasting a variety of historic houses and castles, as well as plenty of local shops, pubs and restaurants.
