I had seen photos before we went to Portmeirion, the colours are just as bright in real life I’m happy to report.
Standing in Portmeirion does feel a little surreal. I feel like I’m in a Disney movie (Portmeirion opened to the public in 1926, 30 years prior to Disneyland).
Or maybe Alice in Wonderland with the giant chess board in the middle of the village (which is a shame you can’t play, but I understand why).
I love it. I’ve always said if all houses were bright and pastel coloured like they are in Scandinavia, the world would be a happier place. Even if we visited on a cloudy day!
I do feel like I’ve left North Wales and have transported to a small village in Italy.
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