The historic county of Flintshire was established in1284 after Edward I began work on Flint castle. The ruins of Flint castle still overlook the estuary of the River Dee. A tradition of rural mountain life and industry along the Dee estuary has given this area a strong folk identity, and today the area is known for its Welsh Male Voice Choirs.
From Medieval times, pilgrims have been drawn to St Winefride's Well. The waters were said to have curative properties and the site is also known as The Lourdes of Wales. A town grew up near the well and was called Holywell after the miraculous waters. Nowadays, visitors to Holywell can enjoy the street performers on summer evenings or explore the ruins of Basingwerk Abbey.
The coast at Llanfynydd offers opportunities for windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking.
Clwyd Special Riding Centre has riding facilities and accommodation suitable for wheelchair users. Mold is the area's principal town and is the home of the Theatr Clwyd. Close by is the Clwydian Mountain Range where you can enjoy outdoor activities such as riding, walking, climbing and cycling.
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