The Conwy Suspension Bridge, once part of the main A55 roadway, stands as one of the first road suspension bridges in the world. Now closed to cars, it remains open to pedestrians and cyclists. Designed to complement the nearby Conwy Castle, the bridge features towers and archways built in a medieval gothic style. From the castle, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the bridge, its intricate stonework blending seamlessly with the historic surroundings.
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