Mold

Mold Europe > Britain and Ireland > United Kingdom > Wales > North Wales > Clwyd > Mold Mold (Welsh: Yr Wyddgrug ) is a town in Flintshire . Get in Mold is 25 miles (40 km) east of Chester and 7 miles south-west of Deeside and the A55 North Wales Expressway. Closest rail station is Buckley. Arriva buses has services from Chester. See 🌍 Moel Famau . High hill with tower build in 1810. Surrounding area has a number of iron age forts and is a great area to walk. ( updated Nov 2016 ) Do 🌍 Clwyd Theatr Cymru , Raikes Lane , ☏ +44 1352 701521 . ( updated Nov 2016 ) Events Mold food and drink festival : September. Buy Mold Farmers' Market : Every first and third Saturday of the month. Eat 🌍 The Fat Boar ( Boars Head Inn ), 17 Chester St , ☏ +44 1352 759890 . ( updated Nov 2016 ) Sleep 🌍 Tower , Nercwys , ☏ +44 1352 700220 . fortified border house ( updated Nov 2016 ) 🌍 Beaufort Park Hotel , Mold Rd, Buckley , ☏ +44 1352 758646 . ( updated Nov 2016 ) 🌍 Druid Inn , Ruthin Rd, Llanferres CH7 5SN , ☏ +44 1352 810225 . Cosy pub with rooms near Offa's Dyke Path. B&B double £85 . ( updated Jun 2020 ) Northop Hall Country House Hotel , Chester Rd, CH7 6HJ , ☏ +44 333 4444 324 , [email protected] . Housed in a Victorian mansion built in 1872, set in large gardens and woodland. ( updated Dec 2023 ) Go next Flint (Wales) Ruthin Queensferry Wrexham This article is issued from Wikivoyage . The text is available under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

By Plane

The nearest major international airports serve Wales [Cymru GB-CYM] with connections from across the UK, Europe, and beyond. Regional airports in the area provide additional domestic and European services. Airport buses and taxis connect to the town centre.

By Train

The local railway station is served by regular services on the British rail network. Train services connect to major cities across Wales [Cymru GB-CYM] and the wider UK. National Rail Enquiries provides schedule and fare information. Advance booking typically offers better rates.

By Car / Road

Mold is accessible by road via the UK's motorway and A-road network. Major routes connect the town to nearby cities and regions. Bus services provide affordable connections. Parking is generally available in designated areas in and around the town centre.

Mold is compact and easily explored on foot. The town centre, with its shops, restaurants, and historical buildings, is pedestrian-friendly. For exploring the surrounding countryside and nearby attractions, a car is recommended. Local bus services operate within the town and to neighbouring communities. Taxis are available for shorter journeys.

• The historic town or city centre with its traditional architecture

• Local landmarks, churches, and heritage buildings

• Scenic viewpoints and natural attractions in the surrounding area

• Nearby parks, gardens, and outdoor spaces

• Walking tours exploring the town's heritage and architecture

• Outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and watersports in the surrounding area

• Visiting local museums, galleries, and cultural centres

• Exploring nearby countryside, coastline, or parks

• Sampling local food and drink at pubs, restaurants, and cafes

Dining options in Mold range from traditional gastropubs and cafés to fine-dining restaurants. Local specialities include fresh seafood, locally sourced meat and game, and seasonal produce. Many establishments pride themselves on using local ingredients and supporting regional producers.

Typical British pub fare (fish and chips, Sunday roasts, pies) is widely available, alongside international cuisines reflecting the area's diversity. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are increasingly common.

Traditional pubs serving local ales are found throughout the town. Craft beer has a growing presence, with local microbreweries supplying both pubs and bottle shops. Tea rooms and cafés offer a quintessentially British experience. The area is well-served by coffee shops and independent roasters.

Budget

• Budget hotels and hostel accommodation available, with dorm beds from £20/night.

Mid-range

• Bed & breakfasts and guesthouses offer doubles from £70–120 per night.
• Chain hotels (Premier Inn, Travelodge, Holiday Inn) provide consistent quality.

Upscale

• Boutique hotels, country house hotels, and historic inns offer doubles from £150.

Local shops offer a range of goods from well-known brands to local crafts and speciality foods. Markets and independent retailers provide character and authentic finds. Typical opening hours are Monday–Saturday 09:00–17:30, with some stores open on Sundays. Many towns have a weekly market day.

From Mold, travellers can easily continue exploring other destinations within Wales [Cymru GB-CYM] and the wider United Kingdom. The well-connected transport network makes it straightforward to reach neighbouring towns, cities, and attractions.