On the west of the estuary of the River Dee, in the County of Flintshire lies the town of Holywell which is the county’s fifth largest town. The entire town is divided into four distinct areas. Holway on the west side of the town, the town centre, the Strand and Pen-y-Maes. As a popular tourist destination that houses plenty of amazing natural sights, historic & heritage sites as well as first-class tourist attractions, this place is a great base destination for travellers who would like to explore the entire county of Flintshire. The town also has a full event calendar that offers plenty of festivals and activities that tourists will surely love.
As the fifth largest town in the county, this town offers excellent retail therapy. With a wide range of traditional high-street shops and local businesses combined with numerous independent retail outlets as well as modern shopping facilities, it’s a destination that will always have something for every shopper out there!
Home to an excellent range of fine restaurants and traditional local pubs that serve finely brewed ales, authentic Welsh delicacies and various international cuisines, Holywell is a dining destination that will give you a taste of Wales and the entire world.
Things to See and Do in Holywell
The most popular historic sites in Holywell is the St. Winefride's Well, an ancient well considered as the oldest continually visited pilgrimage site in Great Britain. Greenfield Valley Heritage Park is a history museum park features beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities such as fishing, a flour mill pool and more! As a destination that promises its pilgrims and incredible and cherishable travel experience, this town should belong on the top of your list this coming holidays.