Participating Businesses

Businesses located in Llandudno that play an active role in the Finding Alice Adventure

Mostyn Siop and Gallery

Mostyn is a public art gallery in Llandudno, North Wales, with a programme of contemporary art exhibitions on a par with those in major global art centres.

Siop Mostyn offers a collection of hand-crafted and design led items. Made by local, national and international contemporary artists, makers and designers.

From beautiful jewellery, ceramics, textiles, prints and glassware to creative gifts, greeting cards and books.

Upstairs at Mostyn is a bright and spacious ‘Oriel Cafe’, a welcoming space to enjoy a great range of food and drinks, including fantastic locally roasted coffee. The fresh, light menu includes soups, salads, sandwiches and speciality Central Asian dishes plus a wide range of delicious cakes, including plenty of vegan and gluten free options. The café is also licensed and sells locally made beer and wine.

Penderyn produce award-winning single malt whiskies and spirits at their distillery on the foothills of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park, Wales, as well as Llandudno and Swansea .

Distilling in Wales was a lost art, but in the late 1990s, a group of friends chatted about establishing the first whisky distillery in Wales in over a century. They dreamt of creating a whisky as pure and precious as Welsh gold, represented today by Penderyn’s ‘gold seam’. It was then that Penderyn Distillery was born.

St George’s Hotel is perfectly situated on Llandudno’s stunning seafront with breathtaking sea views, award-winning hospitality, and the charm of North Wales’s most beloved seaside town.

Llandudno Museum and Gallery

The Museum collections total 9,000 artefacts, these fall into 5 broad areas covering natural history and geology, local decorative and fine art, social history, and military history.

The museum was founded by Francis Edouard Chardon in 1927 who bequeathed his home, Rapallo House, and his collection of decorative and fine arts and artefacts to Llandudno for the enjoyment of the people. 

Providero Coffeehouse

Providero Coffeehouse is an independent speciality coffeehouse with locations in Llandudno and Llandudno Junction. Passionate about exceptional coffee, we serve expertly crafted drinks using ethically sourced beans from Heartland Coffee Roasters and a rotating selection of guest roasters. Alongside our specialty coffee, we offer a range of teas, light bites, and cakes. Our spaces are designed to be welcoming and inspiring, featuring retail areas, locally made products, creative events, and a strong commitment to our community. More than just a place to grab a coffee, Prov is a space where people can connect.

A friendly family run eat in or takeaway cafe. Serving delicious full meals, sandwiches, homemade cakes & more!
Extensive breakfast menu
Daily specials

Clares has a rich history in Llandudno, originally opening its doors in 1927, it continues to evolve and move with the times basing it’s success on strong customer service. Today you will find a modern store that manages to balance its traditional heritage values with a range of premium brands.

Step into the Home Front Museum and take a step back in time – to 1940s
Britain. At this unique, independent museum take a self-guided tour and
experience the sights and sounds of civilian life during the Second
World War for yourself.

Reminisce of a bygone age, or for those too young to remember, discover
how the war was won on the home front. Gas masks, ration books, Home
Guard and evacuation – it’s all here! Thousands of genuine artefacts,
imaginatively displayed, in a former wartime Auxiliary Fire Service
station. Now in its 25th year, the Home Front Museum is a personal
collection of artefacts gathered over the last forty years.

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Difficulty Rating 4

  • Time: Long, 3-4 hours (can be extended to a full day with lunch break)
  • Distance: Extended, challenging inclines 
  • Difficulty: Challenging
  • Target Audience: Adults and families with older children
  • Description: This tier offers a longer and more challenging experience, suitable for adults and families with older children. Participants will navigate through challenging terrain and encounter a mixture of puzzles and riddles that require a combination of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Difficulty ratings

Tier 1: “Junior Explorers”
Time: Short, max 1 hour
Distance: Minimal, suitable for short walks
Difficulty: Easy
Target Audience: Primary aged children
Description: This tier offers a quick and easy adventure suitable for young children. The puzzles and riddles are simple and solvable by primary aged children, making it a fun and accessible experience for families with young kids.

Tier 2: “Young Adventurers”
Time: 1.30-2.30 hours
Distance: Moderate, with some soft inclines
Difficulty: Moderate
Target Audience: Primary and secondary aged children and their parents or carers
Description: This tier extends the adventure a bit longer with slightly more challenging puzzles and clues. It’s suitable for both primary and secondary aged children, offering a mix of fun and educational challenges and a slightly longer duration.

Tier 3: “Explorer’s Quest”
Time: Half day, 2-3 hours
Distance: Moderate to extended, with some inclines
Difficulty: Intermediate
Target Audience: Families and groups
Description: This tier provides a more immersive experience with increased distance and terrain challenges. Participants can expect a half-day adventure with a variety of puzzles and riddles to solve, suitable for families and groups looking for a longer and more engaging experience.

Tier 4: “Trailblazers”
Time: Long, 4-5 hours (can be extended to a full day with lunch break)
Distance: Extended, challenging inclines
Difficulty: Challenging
Target Audience: Adults and families with older children
Description: This tier offers a longer and more challenging experience, suitable for adults and families with older children. Participants will navigate through challenging terrain and encounter a mixture of puzzles and riddles that require a combination of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Tier 5: “Ultimate Expedition”
Time: Full day, approximately 5+ hours
Distance: Long, suitable for experienced walkers
Difficulty: Advanced
Target Audience: Adults and experienced adventurers
Description: This tier presents the ultimate challenge for seasoned adventurers. Participants will embark on a full-day expedition through varying terrain, solving complex puzzles and riddles designed to test their intellect and endurance. Recommended for adults and experienced adventurers seeking a truly immersive and challenging experience.