4. St. Tudno's Church

This small and beautiful church is quietly nestled in a remote area near the Great Orme and the sea. St. Tudno's Church was the original site of Llandudno. The present St. Tudno's Church was occupied from the 12th to the 15th centuries. It was then abandoned until the mid-19th century, at which point restoration attempts were begun. Many of the furnishings were retrieved from scattered locations. The stone baptismal font, for instance, was a watering trough at a nearby farm. Inside the stone structure, it is dim, hushed, and otherworldly in its serenity. It is a living parish with services being held here.   (© 10Best)

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