Llandudno Junction

About

Llandudno Junction is perhaps the busiest station on the North Wales coast, being used not only by the Conwy Valley Railway but also Virgin West Coast Trains, therefore giving access to the rest of the UK. Originally built in 1858 it is also one of the oldest stations on the Conwy Valley Railway, but due to its importance as a junction for numerous train lines over the years it has been kept up to date wth modern developments. The nearby town offers a small number of shops and eateries, and there is a lovely walk across the Thomas Telford suspension bridge into Conwy, where you can also glimpse the Conwy Railway Bridge, which is the last surviving tubular railway bridge built by Robert Stephenson in this design.

Llandudno Junction Station
Conwy Road
Llandudno Junction
Conwy
LL31 9NB

Tel: 0333 005 0501

Monday – Friday 05:25 – 18:25
Saturday 06:00 – 19:00
Sunday  11:00 – 18:30

Facilities include:

• Seating area
• Car park
• Ticket Office and self service machines
• Cafe
• Bike stands
• Payphones
• Accessible toilets, ticket office and step free access via lifts
• CCTV
• Lost property