Cottages in Flintshire

Nestled in North-east Wales, just 45 minutes west of Liverpool, travellers will discover the attraction riddled district of Flintshire. In this gorgeous area, you’ll find scenic coastal paths, beaches, hiking trails and family friendly attractions. Flintshire also makes a strategic base for exploring the area with day trips to Liverpool and Waxham. Walk the coast of Wales. Build sandcastles. Become a Beatles fan. Visit Theatr Clwyd in Mold for theatre classics, live performances, and comedy. There’s just so much to do! You’ll find the majority of cottages conveniently located near amenities or right on the beach!

Flintshire cottages have much to offer guests. You’ll be amazed at how many have lovely gardens, immersing you in holiday heaven before you’ve ticked anything off your sightseeing list. Expect amenities like internet, washing machine, and fully equipped kitchen as well as luxurious extras like a private pool, sauna, and hot tub. Relax by the TV after a day out. Have family photo-ops in the garden, or next to your gorgeous cottage. Everything is designed for any and every type of traveller to have an incredible stay.

The region of Flintshire is a nature lover’s dream. Wirral Peninsula, just east of England, features many hiking, biking, and scenic drives with lovely beaches near two rivers and the sea. Talacre Beach of North Wales offers a lovely day out by the sea. All manner of watersports, sandcastle building, and an 18th century lighthouse are ready to be explored. Wepre Park is a fantastic choice for travellers of all ages thanks to its ancient woodlands with trails accommodating all skill levels. You’ll see sights such as Ewloe Castle and a stunning waterfall as well as picnic areas with playgrounds for kids.

Flintshire offers many cultural sites including Erddig, a National Trust Grand estate and one of the most important in the region dating to the early 1700’s. Its fascinating history is found on exhibit including spectacular gardens along numerous walking paths. In 1610 Plas Teg was built in the Jacobean style architecture. You’ll enjoy its elegance, gardens, and scenic views above the village. St. Winefride, the 7th century virgin martyr, died next to a well named Winefride’s Holy Well claimed to have healing attributes. Her legend is posted on a plaque in Flintshire to inspire pilgrims and tourists.

For starters, climb Moel Famau, the highest hill in the area, for awe-inspiring views and a historical tower perched at the top. Then see stunning flora and fauna at Loggerheads Country Park while witnessing this Area of Natural Beauty’s limestone heritage. Visitors to this area will find paths leading through remote grasslands, wooded gorges and dramatic limestone cliffs. Be sure to explore the Tea Gardens, and restored mills. Afterwards finish your visit with a snack from Caffi Florence. If hiking with children is on your wish-list, plan a visit to Delamere Forest replete with hiking trails and play areas for the little ones.

Wales Coast Path is a scenic, 870-mile trail covering the entire coast of Wales. If walking the length of an entire country sounds daunting, choose your ideal length starting from any point in the Flintshire section of the trail from Chester to Gronant.

Chester Racecourse is famous the world over for being the oldest operating racecourse, founded in 1539. At this historical wonder, visitors can witness an award-winning, Gold Standard racecourse in action while taking plenty of photographs of some of the most impressive horses on Earth.

Gladstone’s Library in Hawarden is a unique institution attracting thousands of scholars every year. See the Gladstone Collection. Or bear witness to the space where many creative ideas gave birth at the world-renowned Reading Rooms. This venue also hosts events and masterclasses throughout the year and features an on-site restaurant and lounge.

The Beatles Story Exhibition is permanently installed on the Royal Albert Dock. You’ll go on an immersive expedition through the Beatles' rise to fame, visit some of the venues like Abbey Road Studios and others. There are original instruments and loads of memorabilia to keep you enthralled for hours.

Although Liverpool in a day is impossible, here are the must-see highlights! For starters, fuel-up at Rough Hand Made ‘boutique bakery’. Then see Royal Albert Dock and visit a maximum of two museums, like The Beatles Story or The British Music Experience and Liverpool Museum. Top-off with The Waterfront, Queen Avenue, and The Cavern Club.

Minera Lead Mines were active in the 17-1800s leaving a heritage of beam engine, boiler engine and winding engine houses behind. There’s a museum and 53 acres to explore. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling or horseback riding, this venue offers a splendid day out for the family nestled by the Clywedog valley and Minera mountains.

Cineworld Broughton features both IMAX and 4DX film experiences. Watch your favourite film with state-of-the-art theatrical effects for a full immersion experience! You’ll feel like you are part of the show. This is a great date night or family night venue you won’t want to miss. Check the schedule for showtimes.