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Prestatyn’s crazy golf course offers fun for all the family with twists and turns, lumps and bumps and narrow tunnels to manoeuvre around even the most experienced golfers will be challenged! Keep score as you go around to find out who is crowned champion and who knows if you play the 19th hole right you may manage to bag yourselves a free game!

The 18 Hole Crazy Golf Prestatyn is open in July and August and during school holidays and suitable for all ages.

Adults £4 – Children £3

The course should take approximately 30 to 45 minutes with the scoring card offering two turns around the course and one of the highlights being dodging the sails of the windmill. Crazy Golf Prestatyn also includes an extra novelty 19 th  hole that collects your ball but gives you a chance of winning a free game.

Refreshments are available onsite.

Bastion Road, Prestatyn, LL19 7ET,   07745 059801

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Crazy Golf, Prestatyn

Near the beaches hotel.

Crazy Golf Prestatyn is located adjacent to Nova and Central Prestatyn Beach Car Park and just a 5 minutes walk from The Beaches Hotel and sure to keep all ages entertained.

Tell Us About Crazy Golf Prestatyn

The 18 Hole Crazy Golf Prestatyn is open in July and August and during school holidays and suitable for all ages.

Adults £4 – Children £3

The course should take approximately 30 to 45 minutes with the scoring card offering two turns around the course and one of the highlights being dodging the sails of the windmill. Crazy Golf Prestatyn also includes an extra novelty 19 th hole that collects your ball but gives you a chance of winning a free game.

Refreshments are available onsite.

Some Ts&Cs

Parties playing together limited to four persons, initial stroke on each hole must be played from tee mats. If the ball leaves putting surface, replace at spot it went out and take one stroke penalty. Six stroke limit on all holes.

Our ideal location means when the golf is over you can cross the road and continue the fun at the playground or Waves Amusements.

Crazy Golf Bastion Road Prestatyn LL19 7ET

Why Stay With Us

After a fun day out with family or friends enjoying crazy golf along with the other attractions and activities in Prestatyn take the short walk back to The Beaches Hotel where a warm welcome awaits. Enjoy a delicious meal in the Promendade Bistro Bar or sit back and sip on one of our cocktails on the terrace and watch the sunset over the Irish Sea. Relax and unwind in your guestroom and fall asleep to the sound of the sea.

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We offer a range of room types here at The Beaches Hotel. Enjoy a relaxing stay by the sea.

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• (0.09 km) Swn y mor detached Holiday Let- by the sea in Prestatyn with private Hot tub
• (0.39 km) Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park
• (0.37 km) Tan Y Don Caravan Park
• (0.55 km) Beverley -Ffrith Beach Prestatyn N Wales near golden beach with Hot Tub
• (0.00 km) Ffynnon Beuno
• (0.00 km) Bar 300
• (0.16 km) Ffrith and Chips
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• Sun - Sat 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• (0.09 km) Swn y Mor- sound of the sea Ffrith Beach Prestatyn
• (0.09 km) Swn y mor detached Holiday Let- by the sea in Prestatyn with private Hot tub
• (0.39 km) Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park
• (0.37 km) Tan Y Don Caravan Park
• (0.55 km) Beverley -Ffrith Beach Prestatyn N Wales near golden beach with Hot Tub
• (0.00 km) Ffynnon Beuno
• (0.00 km) Bar 300
• (0.16 km) Ffrith and Chips
• (0.14 km) The Ffrith Hotel
• (0.15 km) Star Pizza & Kebab

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• Sun - Sat 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• (0.09 km) Swn y Mor- sound of the sea Ffrith Beach Prestatyn
• (0.09 km) Swn y mor detached Holiday Let- by the sea in Prestatyn with private Hot tub
• (0.39 km) Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park
• (0.37 km) Tan Y Don Caravan Park
• (0.55 km) Beverley -Ffrith Beach Prestatyn N Wales near golden beach with Hot Tub
• (0.00 km) Ffynnon Beuno
• (0.00 km) Bar 300
• (0.16 km) Ffrith and Chips
• (0.14 km) The Ffrith Hotel
• (0.15 km) Star Pizza & Kebab

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• Sun - Sat 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
• (0.09 km) Swn y Mor- sound of the sea Ffrith Beach Prestatyn
• (0.09 km) Swn y mor detached Holiday Let- by the sea in Prestatyn with private Hot tub
• (0.39 km) Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park
• (0.37 km) Tan Y Don Caravan Park
• (0.55 km) Beverley -Ffrith Beach Prestatyn N Wales near golden beach with Hot Tub
• (0.00 km) Ffynnon Beuno
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• (0.16 km) Ffrith and Chips
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Kolomna: Fortress in the Russian heartland

All photos by William Brumfield

The earliest mention of Kolomna in medieval chronicles refers to a clash in 1177 between Vsevolod of the Big Nest, grand prince of Vladimir, and his rival prince, Gleb of Ryazan. Such local struggles were frequent among Russian princes in the 12th and early 13th centuries, but they were soon followed by the far more devastating Mongol invasion of 1237-1241. Overwhelmed in the initial attack, Kolomna was ravaged in 1237, although not without fierce resistance. Kulkan, the youngest son of Genghis Khan, was killed during the battle for Kolomna.

From the beginning of the 14th century, Muscovy's princes valued Kolomna as a strategic citadel guarding its southern border. Located not far from the point where the Moscow River flows into the Oka (the major western tributary of the Volga), Kolomna was traversed by trading routes from much of central Russia. This movement of goods through the town created the basis for an enduring merchant culture.

Despite its increasing prosperity, Kolomna experienced a number of catastrophes in the 14th century, including an outbreak of plague in 1363 and looting by the army of Tatar khan Tokhtamysh in August 1382. Yet during the same period, Kolomna proved its resilience in 1379 with the construction of its first large church, dedicated to the Dormition of the Virgin. It was in the shadow of this church—since completely rebuilt – that Moscow’s grand prince Dmitry Donskoi held a prayer service in preparation for the great battle against the Tatar khan Mamai at Kulikovo Pole in September 1380. The earliest stone church from this period, dedicated to John the Baptist at Gorodishche, is located on the outskirts of Kolomna and has been dated to the late 14th century.  

During the 16th century, Kolomna benefited from the largess of Moscow’s Grand Prince Basil III (1479-1533), who replaced the log fortress with massive brick walls that signaled the town’s importance as a citadel on Muscovy’s southern flank. Built between 1525 and 1531 to a total length of 1.2 miles, these walls can be compared with those of the Moscow Kremlin. Of the original 16 towers, seven remain, including one gate tower. The last serious military ordeal faced by Kolomna occurred in the early 17th century, when the town was assaulted by various factions during the decade of chaos known as the Time of Troubles. The southwest range of the walls was anchored by the massive Kolomna, or Marinskaya, Tower.  

Within the kremlin walls is the Brusensky Monastery, with its distinctive mid 16th-century Church of the Dormition of the Virgin. A few paces beyond, along an attractive pedestrian street, stands Kolomna’s main cathedral, also dedicated to the Dormition. Rebuilt between 1672-1682, its structure follows the traditional design of large Russian churches, with six columns supporting the interior space and five onion domes above. The interior has been well preserved, with a late baroque iconostasis from the 1770s and an impressive set of wall paintings in a late academic style executed in oil during the 1880s and based on an earlier set from 1804. Adjacent to the cathedral is a massive bell tower, built in 1692. Across from the Dormition Cathedral are the walls and bell tower of the New Golutvin Convent , with its brightly painted Church of the Trinity (1705).

These monastic ensembles inside the Kolomna Kremlin are complemented by two others on the outskirts of the town, both apparently established by Dmitry Donskoi in the 1380s. The Epiphany-Golutvin Monastery, known after 1800 as the Old Golutvin Monastery, is located to the south of Kolomna near the confluence of the Moscow and Oka Rivers. The most colorful feature of the Old Golutvin Monastery is its wall towers, architectural fantasies built of red brick with limestone details. Across the Moscow River and to the north of the Kolomna kremlin is the attractive Bobrenev-Nativity Monastery. All of Kolomna’s monasteries have been enlivened by a church-sponsored restoration campaign has greatly enhanced the town’s visual appeal.  

Kolomna also has numerous parish churches. The most picturesque of these is the Church of the Resurrection ''na Posade,'' also known as the Church of Saint Nicholas Posadsky, which was originally built in 1716, then substantially modified in the 1790s before being restored to its earlier form in the 1970s. This distinctive structure, with its decorative gables, represents an echo of ornamented church architecture in Moscow during the 17th century. Nearby is the delightful Museum of Pastila, an apple confectionary for which Kolomna is widely known.  

Kolomna rivals Torzhok with the number of its elegant neoclassical churches. The most visible these is the Church of St. John the Divine, located on the town’s main square and originally built in 1733-58. The church gained its imposing neoclassical facades in 1829-1835. Its soaring bell tower (1826-1846) became the center of a trading arcade that enveloped the church structure—an ingenious combination of commercial and religious architecture.  

In addition to its churches and bell towers, Kolomna has historic districts with houses from the 19th century. Among the neoclassical houses restored in the town center, the most notable is the Lazhechnikov House, now a museum devoted to one of Russia’s early 19-century novelists, Ivan Lazhechnikov. Also preserved in Kolomna are large numbers of wooden houses, many of them with ornate window frames. Some of these houses near the kremlin are associated with 20th-century writers such as Boris Pilniak and Anna Akhmatova.

During the Soviet period, new forms of housing appeared, particularly for workers at the Kolomna Factory, founded in 1863 and subsequently a major producer of locomotives. Examples of housing projects sponsored by the Kolomna Factory in the 1920s can still be seen on the main thoroughfare, October Revolution Street. However, many workers preferred to live in wooden houses with a small garden plot, and such houses continued to be built throughout the Soviet period.  

Contemporary Kolomna’s most notable landmark is popularly called the Ice Palace, a modern arena for ice sports, as well as a community center.  The choice of site, down the hill from the kremlin, was controversial. The architects attempted to mitigate the visual clash by designing the arena with a suspended membrane roof whose low silhouette is nestled at the bottom of the slope. Fortunately, the construction of a bypass highway has relieved the historic center of through traffic on the way to the city of Ryazan. Like many other Russian towns, Kolomna is seeking that essential balance between economic development and historic preservation.

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Prestatyn Crazy Golf

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PRESTATYN CRAZY GOLF: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

• Sun - Sat 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• (0.09 km) Swn y Mor- sound of the sea Ffrith Beach Prestatyn
• (0.09 km) Swn y mor detached Holiday Let- by the sea in Prestatyn with private Hot tub
• (0.39 km) Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park
• (0.37 km) Tan Y Don Caravan Park
• (0.55 km) Beverley -Ffrith Beach Prestatyn N Wales near golden beach with Hot Tub
• (0.00 km) Ffynnon Beuno
• (0.00 km) Bar 300
• (0.16 km) Ffrith and Chips
• (0.14 km) The Ffrith Hotel
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Ukrainian Intelligence implicated in explosions at Russian plants, sources report

U krainian intelligence may be involved in the nighttime explosions at plants in Russia. This concerns the explosions at the Tambov Gunpowder Plant in the city of Kotovsk and the Kolomna Mechanical Engineering Design Bureau, the Moscow region, reports sources in the security and defense sector of Ukraine to RBC-Ukraine.

According to RBC-Ukraine, the operations were led by fighters of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. Officially, intelligence has not commented on this.

What is known about the explosions

On the night of November 11, explosions occurred at the Tambov Gunpowder Plant in the city of Kotovsk of the Russian Federation. Following the explosions, a fire broke out. Russian media reported that the fire area was approximately 300 square meters, and it took at least one and a half hours to extinguish it. Published images on the internet showed that the fire was significant and visible from different parts of the city.

On the evening of November 10 in the city of Kolomna, the Moscow region, Russia, explosions were heard. Reports on social media suggested a drone attack and the operation of air defense systems.

Later, it became known that the explosion occurred in the area of the Mechanical Engineering Design Bureau, where mortars, recoilless anti-tank guns B-10 and B-11, and portable anti-aircraft missile systems Igla and Strela are developed. They also produce anti-tank missile systems Shmel, Malyutka, operational-tactical missile systems Oka, Tochka-U, and various variations of Iskander.

Other operations by the Ukrainian Intelligence

It was recently revealed that Intelligence conducted a successful special operation in Crimea. Two amphibious assault boats of Project 11770 were hit in the town of Chornomorsk, and the losses among Russian personnel are being clarified.

Ukrainian Intelligence confirmed that on November 10, an operation was conducted using surface drones. One older ship of Project 1176 Akula (Shark) and another newer one of Project 11770 Serna went to the bottom.