They call it the best free show in town and it truly is! We started at the sea end and the walk was steep in places with plenty of steps along the way. The views were fantastic and we could see for miles from the estuary right over to the castle itself where our walk ended. It takes about 30 minutes in total, but you can get on the walls part way along. Would definitely recommend but not suitable for those who don't like heights or struggle with mobility.

Beautiful views and the wall amazing. Sadly the castle was shut due to winds. It takes you to the town which is very nice indeed. Definately worth a visit if you are in the area. The drive to the castle is easy and a pay and display carpark literally outside the wall.

Walking the Conwy Town Walls is a must-do if you're visiting the area. It's not only a great way to stretch your legs and get some fresh air, but it's also a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in Welsh history. Not only was it a great way to soak in the beauty of Conwy, but it was also completely free, which was a bonus. The walls themselves are ancient, dating back to the 13th century, and they encircle the entire town. It's like taking a step back in time as you stroll along these historic fortifications, imagining what life was like for the people who once defended Conwy. From the walls, you get stunning views of the town, the castle, and the surrounding countryside. Plus, there are little towers and lookout points along the way where you can stop and take it all in.

Historical town walls enclose Conwy. There are 20+ towers and a distance of about 1 mile can be traveled around the small town. Great views of the town, estuary, sheep, and the castle from the ramparts. In the guidebook for sale at Conwy castle, there is a section on the walls as well. Walking these walls reminded me of the walls at Rothenberg in Germany.

Went here today the castle grounds and wall is impressive interesting walk round. The trails and walks are good to do. And the suspension bridge is impressive. Strange how castle is English heritage and the bridge is national trust. A nice day out.

After touring the magnificent castle and grounds, I ventured out on a solo exploration of the city walls. It was beautiful. There weren't many people doing this, so I was free to take many great photos without people in them. I found picturesque neighborhood strolls next to the walls and outside the walls. In addition, there were places in which I climbed towers and walked ramparts, giving my great views of the town inside the city and the beautiful Welsh hills outside the walls. There is no fee, and there were few people. Great experience!