Preparations have been taking place all week, with potholes being filled in and stages for the media set up across three sites.
"Opinion polls from the late 1960s show about 70% to 80% approval of Charles being invested as Prince of Wales - but there were also very vocal protests."
Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan, director of Welsh language and culture at the university, told Sky News that King Charles's time there was quite intensive. In Caernarfon, there is a mix of opinion about Charles ascending to the throne."I'm ambivalent," Richard Roberts told Sky News. But others in the town are in full support. Janine Brown said:"I was very upset about the passing of the Queen, she had been in our lives for such a long time and I'm a big fan of the Queen and the Royal Family."
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