Went as a couple from a recommendation. Such a beautiful place with nice circular walk around. We even found a perfect spot in the woods over looking the river for our picnic. Couldnt of found a mote beautiful spot with no one in sight. We will be back in a different season.

This is an amazing structure in a beautiful setting, well worth visiting if you're in the area. We thought about taking the kayak across and decided against that when we realised there was just enough space for one boat. You can walk across the top to enjoy that experience and then visit one of the viewing areas to appreciate the structure.

Relaxing boat ride on the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Staff are very informative and knowledgeable. Stunning views and modern new barge. The Easter bunny was on board to the delight of the children and each were given an Easter egg and photo opportunites, a nice touch.

A fantastic icon from a time of great British engineering endeavour. It’s a truly beautiful place to visit and totally awe inspiring. We we given lots of information and guidance help from the Ranger on site. I’d recommend this place as a must visit.

Nice walk from the free car park in Froncysyllte just off the main road. Charming canal boats mixed in with some permanently moored eccentric ones. Good view from aquaduct. Narrow path with gaps in the railings, so hold onto your children & dogs. You can access it from either side.

Had a very pleasant trip on the Little Star narrow boat across the Pontcysyllte Aquaduct. Coffee and biscuits on board and a very informative commentary by a lovely lady. Don't take notice of the online booking on the day, it infers that the boat is full and there were only 10 of us plus the crew at 12.00 today (Tuesday 4th July 2023).

Seen this so many times on TV and had to visit as we were close by. You can take a canal barge trip over it for £10 each without having to book. Lovely walks underneath along the river. Parked in the Chapel tearooms for £2 which was across the road from one of the entrances. Walkway a bit narrow and nerve racking hence I only managed to walk half way across but the views were spectacular, you could even see another viaduct in the distance (Cefn viaduct I was told).

Enjoyable experience of walking on top of one of the tallest aqueducts whilst barges sailed past. There’s a couple of places to park-we followed the directions to the heritage site car park which was £3 and a bit of a further distance to walk. Plenty of places to stop and have a picnic along the way. Toilets on the disabled car park. Beautiful sights and very peaceful. A must to do if in the area.

Overall, well worth a visit whether it’s your first visit or, like us, you’ve been a few times before. There is ample car parking for a flat fee of £3 for the day and then it’s a short walk to the aqueduct. There’s also a nearer car park for Blue Badge holders (both car parks are signposted from the main road) and it’s here you’ll find the toilets. The toilets weren’t great but were still usable. As you approach the aqueduct, there’s a little Canal & River Trust shop and museum and there’s plenty of information boards dotted around. It’s fascinating to just sit and watch the boats manoeuvring. Whilst the rest of the family set off to walk across the aqueduct and back (it’s not for the faint-hearted!), I set off to walk down to the river that flows underneath the aqueduct. There are several paths signposted with viewpoints of this amazing structure.

Fantastic trip - wonderful views. Great to see the boats making their way along, plenty of walks nearby and great views of the aqueduct and surround. Nice little gift shop with ice cream and drinks with small museum. £3 to use massive car park 5 mins walk away. Don’t need long to see it unless you want to do a fuller walk but we’ll worth popping in if you’re in the area.