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About Portmeirion

2024 WEBBY HONOREE, 2024 LOVIE SHORTLISTED WORK, 2023 ENGAGE B2B AWARDS BEST CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE & BEST USE OF MARKETING TECHNOLOGY, 2023 UK APP OF THE YEAR Welcome to the official Portmeirion app, your digital companion for visiting the village. Follow in the footsteps of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis on a voyage of discovery over the last 100 years. A new genre of Tour Guide that brings together the latest technologies. Jam-packed with fascinating facts, interactive maps, informative audio, curious quiz questions, and insider top tips; our app will serve you intriguing information based on where you are and ensure that you don’t miss a thing as you explore the village and woodland trails. With unique content crafted by local experts and custodians of the village, the app enables you to discover new and interesting features, and find out more about Portmeirion’s history and how it came to be. APP HIGHLIGHTS: - TOUR GUIDE MODE *Please note: unlocks on location, you have to be at Portmeirion for the full experience* Say ‘hello’ to a new class of Visitor Guide that combines interactive maps, your location and audio to deliver a fully personalised experience. As you stroll through the village or trek in the woods, the app will become your personal tour guide, automatically alerting you to points of interest and audio nearby as you venture into different zones. - DISCOVER, EXPLORE & UNLOCK:- • Over 50 points of interest and 2 hours of audio; • Hundreds of new images, stories and anecdotes; • Interactive maps & multiple filter options (architecture, audio, film & TV, literature, The Prisoner, sculpture and photo points) to personalise your tour; • Trails (Easy, Medium & Hard) for up to 6 hours of walking; • Accessible paths and routes that cater for all visitors; • Live Tide Times for safely exploring the estuary; • Directions to parking, dining, accommodation, shops and facilities; • Works offline – to deliver the best experience; • Links to buying tickets and accommodation; • Library and history books, CDs, DVDs; • Live village updates to help you plan your visit; • Bi-lingual with full Welsh & English content and audio. ABOUT PORTMEIRION Portmeirion was designed & built by architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis from 1925 to 1978 in the style of an Italian village. Clough wanted to show how the development of a naturally beautiful site need not lead to its defilement, his motto was:- “Cherish the Past, Adorn the Present, Construct for the Future” Portmeirion gave Clough pleasure during his life and he hoped that it would give pleasure to others. So what are you waiting for? Experience the Magic …download the official Portmeirion app today.

Ratings & reviews

5.0

5 ratings

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What’s new

Version 2.0.0 · Updated October 16, 2024

We've made significant performance improvements for a faster, smoother, and more reliable experience. Expect quicker load times, better stability, and smoother navigation throughout the app. Plus, we've squashed some bugs to keep everything running smoothly!

App privacy

The developer, Portmeirion Ltd, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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