In its Victorian prime, Rhyl shimmered as a jewel of the Welsh coast. Grand hotels lined its golden sands, bustling with holidaymakers seeking sun, sea, and amusement. Rhyl's promenade stretched for miles, a vibrant stage for donkey rides, Punch and Judy shows, and the melodic strains of brass bands. But whispers of decline began to creep in during the latter half of the 20th century. Some labelled it the "worst resort in the UK," citing neglected attractions and faded grandeur.
So, what of Rhyl today? Regeneration efforts are underway, with a revamped harbour and a focus on family-friendly activities. Yet, remnants of the past remain, a bittersweet reminder of its former glory. Has Rhyl managed to recapture the magic of its Victorian heyday, or is it still a shadow of its glamorous past? Is this seaside town a hidden gem waiting to be rediscovered, or has the tarnish truly set in? Join us on a journey to explore the new and the old, and decide for yourself if Rhyl deserves a spot on your seaside adventure.
00:00 Intro
00:49 Beach
04:21 Crazy Golf
04:41 Rhyl Memories Memorial
07:14 Water Park
09:27 Funfair
12:25 Clock Tower
13:02 Sealife Centre
14:33 Toilet Block
15:33 Paved Area
16:40 Main Beach
17:15 Review
4 авг 2024