The historical town, Conwy, in North Wales, is very much the same as Edward I saw it over 700 years ago, with the obvious exception of modern transport and shops. It's most famous feature is, of course, the magnificent castle, built by Master James of St George between 1283 and 1289.

Preserved in their entirety, the Medieval walls of Conwy still surround the town and are considered to be one of the greatest circuits of walls in Europe. The walls are more than three quarters of a mile long with 22 great towers and three original gateways.