Tu Hwnt i'r Bont

Located on the banks of River Conwy, this ivy-covered stone building stands next to Pont Fawr bridge at an elevation of 7.9 meters.

The structure originated in 1480 as a residential dwelling and later functioned as a courthouse during the 16th century for the surrounding region.

The name Tu Hwnt i'r Bont translates from Welsh to 'Beyond the Bridge,' reflecting the local language heritage of this Grade II listed building.

The establishment serves traditional Welsh tea and local specialties in a centuries-old setting that maintains its original architectural features.

The exterior walls completely covered in Virginia creeper change from green to bright red during autumn, creating a seasonal color transformation.

Location: Trefriw

Elevation above the sea: 7.9 m

GPS coordinates: 53.13690,-3.79820

Latest update: March 9, 2025 20:24