Denbigh is a historic market town situated in the heart of Clwyd. It played an important role in Wales' history, being home to one of King Edward I's most formidable castles. Denbigh also boasts a rich cultural heritage and visitors can explore its medieval streets and ancient buildings.
Throughout the year, Denbigh hosts numerous events and festivals that attract tourists from all over the world. The town's annual carnival is particularly popular, featuring colourful parades and traditional Welsh music. Other notable events include the Denbigh Plum Festival, celebrating the town's famous plums, and the Medieval Festival which brings history to life through reenactments.
Denbigh offers a range of attractions for tourists including art galleries, museums, restaurants and cafes. Visitors can also take scenic walks along the nearby Clwydian Range or explore nearby towns such as Ruthin or St Asaph. With its stunning architecture, intriguing history and lively events calendar, Denbigh is a must-visit destination for anyone travelling to North Wales.
