The Promenade, Llandudno, Caernarfonshire, Caernarfonshire LL301BBSet in the shadows of glorious Snowdonia and located directly on Llandudno’s beautiful promenade looking out to sea, few conference and entertainment venues can claim such spectacular views. Venue Cymru offers something special when it comes to organising conferences, exhibitions or concerts, with most of its event spaces providing unbelievably breathtaking views. As North Wales’ premier conference destination Venue Cymru also provides a wide range of top class facilities, with more than 20 different event areas and a 1550 m² arena with 1800 seats (theatre style) or room for 1000 banqueting, as well as a fantastic 1500 tiered seat auditorium. Capable of holding up to 5000 delegates this is one of the most inspiring venues in the UK and perfect for corporate conferences and exhibitions.
Easy to access by air, road and rail it is also a wonderful events venue and has welcomed hundreds of theatre and comedy acts from the Chuckle Brothers to Al Murray, Lee Mack to Frank Skinner, Swan Lake on Ice to Spamalot, the Rocky Horror Show to Blood Brothers, Mamma Mia and Grumpy Old Women. It has also hosted some world-class musical performers from Motorhead to Paul Weller, the Manic Street Preachers to Jools Holland, Thin Lizzy, the Stereophonics, Status Quo, Ian Brown, Pendulum, Duffy, Feeder and hundreds more.
Venue Cymru is one of Britain’s safest and most beautiful concert venues, located right in the heart of the beautiful Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno. Well worth visiting.
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