| Castell
y Bere |
CADW have just
announced the first of its sites to allow doggie visitors and this is one
of them.
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Criccieth Castle |
And here's
another CADW castle that we can visit.
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| Dolbadarn
Castle |
And here's
another CADW castle that we can visit.
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National
Slate Museum, Llanberis |
There aren't many
museums which allow us dogs in but this one does. You have to stay on
a lead whilst you're looking around... there's lots of big machines so it is
best. There's free drinks for dogs at the museum entrance and by the
cafe but remember that you have to go out of the museum if you need to go to
the loo - but the staff will tell you where to go if you get desperate! |
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Steam Railways |
Ever fancied
yourself as a Station Dog or have you watched the Baker's advert and wished
that you could drive a train or just wave the flag? Well here's your
chance. You can travel free on Bala Lake Railway and Fairbourne
Railway. You have to pay on Welsh Highland Railway, the Ffestiniog
Railway, the Llanberis Lake Railway and the Talyllyn Railway. The
other local railways don't allow dogs. Remember that trains are big,
scary, noisy things and only suitable for the bravest (or deafest) of dogs. |
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Places to eat |
When I'm hungry
I'm quite happy for my bowl to be put down anywhere but our families often
like to go "out" to eat - which usually actually means "in" somewhere.
Some dogs out there have given us all a bad reputation and so pubs and
restaurants often won't let us in with our families. Here are some
forward thinking establishments who will let us in... but please remember to
be on your best behaviour - only eat the sausages that are passed under the
table to you... no jumping up!
Rhiw Goch
Inn - the local pub to the cabins.
George III at
Penmaenpool - dogs welcome, but please check on arrival where it's best to
sit.
The Grapes at Maentwrog - dogs
welcome in the bar |
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Shops That Welcome Us
(places where
you don't have to stand outside on your lead) |
Alison Bradley Gallery, Betws-y-Coed - Alison has told me personally
that she welcomes opinions of the art in her gallery, from well behaved
doggies. In return (if she's not too busy) they can expect a tickle
and a fuss. |
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Places that
we con't go |
Although it takes
some finding on their website (look on the FAQ page) dogs are not allowed
into Portmeirion and have to stay in the car... no fun at all as it looks
like a really lovely place! As you can see above CADW don't
allow us pets to visit all of their properties yet. Check before
travelling
if you're unsure. |
