
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Conwy.
Ty'n y Maes Hill rises to approximately 150 meters and is situated within the undulating landscape of northern Wales. Its name, meaning "house in the meadow," suggests historical settlement or land use, though specific folklore or geological details are not widely documented. The hill matters as a local landmark within Conwy's rural topography, reflecting the region's agricultural and linguistic heritage.
Places near here
William Morris HughesMemorial · 54 yd
Bodlondeb Castle, Church Walks, LlandudnoHouse · 72 yd
Bodlondeb Castle, LlandudnoVilla · 72 yd
The Top of Ty'n y Maes HillMountain or hill · 73 yd
Old Road Fountain and WallFountain · 182 yd
Reverend Richard ParryMemorial · 190 yd
Ty Gwyn Road, Telephone BoxTelephone Box · 265 yd
Llandudno MuseumMuseum · 362 yd
Pen-y-Dinas HillfortVisitor information · 377 yd
Home Front MuseumMuseum · 381 yd
Ogof DeubenCave · 385 yd
The beach, LlandudnoBeach · 494 ydOther information
Photo: John S Turner · CC BY-SA 2.0