Portmeirion Village, Penrhyndeudraeth
Portmeirion is the Italianate village created by the architect Clough Williams-Ellis between nineteen twenty five and nineteen seventy five on a private peninsula above the Dwyryd estuary.
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Portmeirion is the Italianate village created by the architect Clough Williams-Ellis between nineteen twenty five and nineteen seventy five on a private peninsula above the Dwyryd estuary. Built to show that a beautiful place could be developed without being spoiled, it became famous worldwide as the Village in the nineteen sixty seven television series The Prisoner.
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