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Page last updated at 20:58 GMT, Thursday, 11 June 2009 21:58 UK

Snowdon's summit cafe opens

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As Snowdon's new visitor centre and cafe opens, Aneurin Phillips, chief executive of the Snowdonia National Park Authority and Tegwyn Hughes, who oversaw the project, describe the difficulties of building at the top of Wales' highest mountain.

The Haford Eryri building took nearly three years to build and is the highest cafe in Wales.

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