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Mar 10, 2025
We've visited many times before and hoped to see the flourish of daffodils as advised. We walked through the grounds and saw the odd bulb, but no carpet of yellow. The heather boarder on the slope in…Full review by machinmad
Mar 2, 2025
While visiting North Wales for a couple of days we decided to visit Plas Newydd as it is a national trust property & as we are both members it is free to enter & we hadn’t been for 5 years or so. The…Full review by Bryan P
Feb 24, 2025
Plas Newydd is a lovely place full of fantastic views that I would definitely recommend to anybody. The tearoom and house make for a lovely afternoon out.Full review by Discover09633559336
Linda S. Thank you for this post - we visted a couple of years ago and it looks as though nohing has improved. Grounds were OK but house was a waste of time. Nat Trust must get its act together.
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Gardens were lovely and house fascinating, especially the remarkable mural. Splendid day!
How long would a visit take to Newydd as doing Sea Zoo on the same day and also Llanfair station?
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I think two hours in total are enough, unless you want to spent hours in the gardens walking around. You will need a bit of time to get to the house and back to the parking lot. The house …
I think two hours in total are enough, unless you want to spent hours in the gardens walking around. You will need a bit of time to get to the house and back to the parking lot. The house itself can be visited in 1-1.5 hours, I think. Have a good trip.
Yes, they can go around the grounds providing they are well controlled, and dogs are kept in the main to a leash. There are one or two parts that you cannot take a dog in to, but …
Yes, they can go around the grounds providing they are well controlled, and dogs are kept in the main to a leash. There are one or two parts that you cannot take a dog in to, but others you can, and from memory they are clearly indicated. Obviously the house itself will be out of bounds.
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