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Mold in northern Wales is famous for its archaeological finds, in particular the golden Mold Cape, which is now housed in the British Museum.
Visitors flock from all over the UK to visit the ruins and archaeological sites in this area.
Most of the Mold hotels are located around the town centre, off Wrexham Street, and fall into the mid-range price category.
Just 10 miles west of the English border, Mold is a lively market town featuring everything from historic churches to trendy boutique shops in its downtown core.
With more than 3,000 years of history, this town offers visitors the full package.
Prehistoric burial mounds dot the surrounding countryside, while the nationally renowned Clwyd Theatr Cymru theatre puts on regular drama, dance, and music productions.
Spend some time relaxing in central Bryn Awel Park or head into the outstanding Clwydian Hills, where mountain biking and hiking await.
Good transport connections allow convenient access to the rest of Britain by rail, bus or plane.
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District: Maeshafn
A historic 200 years old house, set on a hillside close to Mold, unique characteristic with warm welcome
Very Good8.3
(25 reviews)
District: Gwernymynydd
Tucked in a 9 acre manicured garden with views of the Flintshire hills, a family run property with a stylish conservatory restaurant
Very Good8.3
(2 reviews)
District: City Centre
Near downtown Mold, ideal for discovering the Welsh countryside by car, home to a casual restaurant and a stylish family friendly caf? pub
Good7.3
(522 reviews)
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Introduction to Mold, Wales
Mold in northern Wales is famous for its archaeological finds, in particular the golden Mold Cape, which is now housed in the British Museum.Visitors flock from all over the UK to visit the ruins and archaeological sites in this area.
Most of the Mold hotels are located around the town centre, off Wrexham Street, and fall into the mid-range price category.
Just 10 miles west of the English border, Mold is a lively market town featuring everything from historic churches to trendy boutique shops in its downtown core.
With more than 3,000 years of history, this town offers visitors the full package.
Prehistoric burial mounds dot the surrounding countryside, while the nationally renowned Clwyd Theatr Cymru theatre puts on regular drama, dance, and music productions.
Spend some time relaxing in central Bryn Awel Park or head into the outstanding Clwydian Hills, where mountain biking and hiking await.
Good transport connections allow convenient access to the rest of Britain by rail, bus or plane.
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