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Favorite thing: Try and get here before 12.00 - thats when the coach parties usually start to arrive.
Plus in winter if you follow this web link you can fill in your details print it off and get free admission in the winter season (1st Nov - 31st March). Normal admission price is £6.50 per adult.
Updated Mar 26, 2007
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Favorite thing: Between 1966-67 the village of Portmeirion was used as a film set for a cult TV series called the Prisoner, starring Patrick McGoohan who played the lead role of Number Six. This popular programme now has a cult fan clun - the six of One appreciation and our spring visit just happened to co-incide with their annual convention so amidst the sunshine we were surrounded by peeople dressed in strange clothes enacting out scenes from their favourite show.
Updated Mar 25, 2007
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Finally got to visit Portmeirion for the first time in March 2007, such an amazing, beautiful place and with the sunshine could almost have been Italy! Even more bizarre was that a prisoner convention...
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Though it is over 10 years since we visited Portmeirion, I know it will not have changed. It is a preserved piece of whimsy on a grand scale. From the Victorian villa which houses the main hotel, to...
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