Attractions in North Wales

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   Dyffryn Ardudwy Chambererd Tomb

   Type

   Type:

   Historic Site

   Harlech

   Neighbouring tombs built several generations apart

   Located on a hillside overlooking Cardigan Bay, the pair of tombs at this Neolithic (New Stone Age) burial site were built in two distinct stages. The smaller chamber to the west came first. This…

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   Porth Ysgo

   Type

   Type:

   Beach

   Aberdaron

   Porth Ysgo is a small, sandy beach located on the southern coast of the Llyn Peninsula.

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   Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse

   Type

   Type:

   Sub-Attraction

   Bangor on Dee

   On the border between England and Wales, this charming rural track is set in glorious countryside beside the River Dee. 15 days racing per year plus conference and banqueting facilities for up to 300.

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   Wrexham County Borough Museum

   Type

   Type:

   Museum

   WREXHAM

   Inside one of Wrexham's landmark buildings, Wrexham County Borough Museum is the starting point for discovering the eventful history of this region on the English-Welsh border.

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   Traeth Penllech

   Type

   Type:

   Beach

   Pwllheli

   Traeth Penllech, also known as Penllech beach is a sandy beach located on the northern coast of the Llyn Peninsula.

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   British Iron Works

   Type

   Type:

   Craft Centre

   Oswestry

   We are an award-winning, family-run destination and the UK’s leading metal sculpture park. Home to the nation’s largest collection of decorative metalwork, we offer unique shopping, national projects, fresh dining, inspiring sculptures and…

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   Royal Cambrian Academy of Art

   Type

   Type:

   Gallery

   Conwy

   Free-entry art gallery in Conwy, showcasing the best of Welsh visual art. The Royal Cambrian Academy features exhibitions by leading artists from across Wales, with a regularly changing programme of contemporary and traditional works. Open all year…

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   South Stack

   Type

   Type:

   Lighthouse

   HOLYHEAD

   South Stack is one of Anglesey’s must-see landscapes. Situated on Holy Island, it is Anglesey’s most westerly point, 3 miles to the west of Holyhead. The lighthouse was built in 1809 to mark the tiny island and is reached by a descent of 400 steps…

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   Denbigh Friary Church

   Type

   Type:

   Church / Chapel

   Denbigh

   Ruined religious settlement laid low by Henry VIII

   Founded by Carmelites (also known as the White Friars) in the 13th century, Denbigh Friary was a place of worship for both holy men and unordained laypeople. During services the congregation would…

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    Holyhead Town Council

    Type

    Type:

    Heritage / Visitor Centre

    Holyhead

    Welcome to Holy Island – a part of Anglesey steeped in centuries of human history and rich in wildlife and natural beauty. A place of wild heather-clad hill tops, towering sea cliffs, rare sea bird colonies, unspoilt green countryside and ancient…

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    Caer Leb Romano-British Farm

    Type

    Type:

    Historic Site

    Llanfairpwll

    Prehistoric settlement with Roman and medieval connections

    This rectilinear enclosure of double banks and ditches has a complex and sometimes murky history. Its location on low-lying marshland led some to believe that it may once have been a…

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    Roman Baths

    Type

    Type:

    Heritage / Visitor Centre

    PRESTATYN

    The Roman Baths at Prestatyn were discovered in 1934 by Mr F. Gilbert Smith a local architect and amateur archaeologist. It is believed the bath house was associated with the Roman fort to the north. The bath house is hidden with a housing estate,…

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    Barkby Beach

    Type

    Type:

    Beach

    Prestatyn

    Barkby is a sandy and pebbly beach located in Prestatyn on the North Wales Coast.

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    Foel Fenlli

    Type

    Type:

    Viewpoint

    MOLD

    Foel Fenlli is the second highest peak in the Clwydian Range. The hillfort at the summit was built during the Iron Age. There is a carpark with footpaths leading directly to the summit. 

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    Rhuddlan Castle

    Type

    Type:

    Castle / Fort

    Rhuddlan

    Rhuddlan may not be as well known as some of North Wales castles, yet it shares much in common with its illustrioius neighbours. Like Caernarfon and Conwy, it was built as one of the 'iron ring' of fortresses by Edward I.

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    The Dee Bridge

    Type

    Type:

    Historic Site

    LLANGOLLEN

    The Dee licks the angled buttresses of Llangollen’s weighty Gothic bridge, which has spanned the River since fourteenth century. The bridge that stands today dates from the 16th century. The bridge was originally built for pack horses and has been…

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    Cei Llechi - Artisan Shopping Village

    Type

    Type:

    Gallery

    Caernarfon

    Artisan Shopping Village & Workshops - Art / Shops / Food + Drink / History / Stay

    Cei Llechi is home to Cafes & Restraunts, Jewellers, Artists, Photographers, Printers & Shops. For further information on each business located at Cei Llechi &…

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    Voel Coaches

    Type

    Type:

    Bus / Coach Tour

    RHYL, Rhyl

    Situated in Dyserth, near Rhyl on the scenic North Wales Coast, Voel Coaches is one of North Wales’ premier coach operators. Established in 1949, the Company continues to be family owned and managed and today its fleet of modern executive coaches…

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    Bull Bay Beach

    AMLWCH

    Bull Bay Beach is a pebbly beach located on the northern coast of Anglesey.

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    Benar Beach

    Type

    Type:

    Beach

    Dyffryn Ardudwy

    Bennar beach is a sandy beach located on the west coast of Snowdonia.

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