The Tea Room,Llanrwst,North Wales

This much photographed tea room is covered in virginia creeper which turns green,then red as the year progresses.
Many thanks for all your views,comments and favs,always much appreciated.

[Lou Ann]

This is so lovely!

[FBailey]

How very charming ...

[elkehochban]

Lovely!

[Margo]

Gosh!! Very overgrown little cottage

[Bep]

How very romantic... Love it.

[gloria jones]

Wow...What a neat cottage and you've captured it so well.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful and quaint looking.

[Helen]

Fabulous looking cottage. Nice composition

[tony gig]

Grand old Building, lovely stonework also...Fav

[Rosie Kind]

Lovely composition Fav

[Amy]

Gorgeous :)

[Lynda McG]

We came across this once by accident, having got lost! it was well worth the detour 😊

[carol white]

@lyndamcg. We came across it in passing, on the way to Conwy, so made a point of stopping by, on the way back

[Lynne Hart]

Wonderful, looks like it is held together with the vine. Fav

[Pat Knowles]

Stunning tearooms but that creeper is not good for the house! We have an American girl staying & she is in awe!

[Cindy McFarland]

What a neat looking place! Fav.

[Julie Duncan]

Looks like a house from a fairy tale! So cool! :)

[Denise Wood]

Love it :) fav

[Chloe]

Love that cottage

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot. Fav

[Helen Jane]

I cant help but think that it isn't doing the roof any good. but it does make quite a picture.

[Taffy]

Totally charming!

[Babs]

Still wearing its winter coat too.

[Suzanne]

What a gorgeous looking building, no wonder its so popular

[babbs]

This is wonderful. Fav!

[Diane]

Beautiful!

[Helen Sanderson]

Just delightful

[Simply Amanda]

I adore the covered in vines look! Nicely captured!

[haskar]

Fabulous looking cottage.

[Vesna]

Wonderful..